Sentence examples for and so the changes from inspiring English sources

Marley Morris of thinktank the Institute for Public Policy Research Our research suggests that the public care about the issue of benefits in principle, because they see the current rules as unfair on Britain, and so the changes are an important part of the final deal.

One of the things I thank public school [in Shrewsbury] for is that it screwed me up so completely that I was 10 years late in beginning to develop at all, and so the changes I was going through at 26, 27 and 29 were the same that most people were going through in their late teenage period.

Conclusion Many of the early trials of adjuvant therapy occurred concurrently with the screening trials, and so the changes mentioned above were introduced concurrently with the introduction of screening.

However, many intervals for the two studied conditions do not overlap, and so the changes described above for the best fit remain qualitatively the same for the whole intervals.

In tomato and Petunia, the use of ethylene-insensitive mutants and the measurement of ethylene production allowed Kim et al. (2008) to conclude that, in these species at least, low P did not cause an increase in ethylene production, and so the changes in RSA measured were orchestrated via changes in sensitivity.

And so the changes we made were not just making the Bank of England independent but · cutting the national debt dramatically; · imposing tough new fiscal rules over the economic cycle which allowed us to invest through a world recession; · and introducing a symmetrical inflation target that targeted deflation as much as inflation.

Hence the need to generate more income, and so the name-change.

Each woman would add or subtract a little of this and that, and so the story changed.

At each step in the simulation a single neuron makes a transition, though the rate at which transitions occur changes and so the simulation step changes.

However, even for individual genes, a given array used multiple probes and multiple spots (see "Materials and Methods"), so the changes cannot be "chance".

Consequently, the nature of the bands also changes continuously from type C to A bands, and so do the changes in the associated serrations.