Sentence examples for attached to the changes from inspiring English sources

With a hefty price tag attached to the changes to be made, consumers need to be assured that not a penny of the funding that comes out of their bills will be wasted.

Casals et al. [7] confirmed that a soft corona loosely attached to the particles surface changes to an irreversibly attached hard corona over time.

It then focuses on the formula attached to the node and changes the PSPM without the removal of the focused formula at random (using the same methods as (2) and (3)).

Thus when polymerized and attached to the mica surface, the change in height may not be significant whilst the change in lateral dimension will be relatively easier to measure.

A flexible diaphragm or bellows attached to the bowl accommodates the change in volume of the liquid caused by temperature changes.

When the single atom of potassium attached to the molecule, it changed the molecule's electronic properties, donating a charge in what is known as N-type doping.

Some people remain attached to the 3,000-mile 3,000-mile and have a hard time trusting the recoilendations in the owner's manual.

The change would affect elderly, blind or otherwise disabled people in roughly 40,000 households in the state that get Supplemental Security Income, or S.S.I., as well as Temporary Assistance to Needy Families, or TANF, according to the impact statement written by the administration and attached to the proposed regulatory change.

Thus, there is greater uncertainty attached to the estimates of change in burden of disease from injuries than from the other health outcomes included in the analysis.

Approximately 1 week later, the cells were firmly attached to the ceiling and changed into fibroblast-like dedifferentiated fat cells (DFAT cells) with no visible fat droplets.

Now, Williams et al. have used electrodes attached to the scalp to measure changes in brain activity in three patients known to respond to zolpidem.