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When new medical practices and alternative antimicrobials are introduced, changes in the dominant microbial etiologies may emerge prompting novel empiric selections.

So Yahoo is introducing changes in small stages and to small segments of its audience at a time, all while soliciting feedback from its users.

One platform that is ahead of the game is Lending Works, which is introducing changes to make its offering more appealing to older people.

For its part, the Macedonian administration is introducing changes that are not dependent on Parliament, like hiring more Albanians to the civil service and the police force and offering the rebels an amnesty.

Then I realised I had opened an email the previous day, supposedly from my internet provider BT, saying I needed to confirm my email address as it was introducing changes.

Mr. Horobin's intervention comes at a time when the British government is introducing changes to the national school curriculum to include a list of 162 words that all 11-year-olds would be expected to spell.

Mr. Wigand and Mr. Jiampietro are introducing other changes, too.

We are introducing revolutionary changes to Europe's financial sector, finally learning all the lessons of the crisis," he added.

We would emphasise the importance of monitoring and evaluating the effects of e-prescribing systems when they are introduced or changed, being especially vigilant for unintended effects.

The curriculum is introducing huge changes, but it's only two sides of A4 in length".

I also wanted to let you know that from today we're introducing some changes to the Opinion site.