Sentence examples for background of changes from inspiring English sources

See Patton (forthcoming) and Schiemann (2013) for more on the background of changes to the approach to the sciences over the nineteenth century.

It is difficult to rely on imaging alone to detect pulmonary toxicity from chemotherapeutic agents, especially in patients with a background of changes resulting from lung cancer.

The basic pension is based upon the basic amount (BA) which is regulated by the Norwegian Parliament every year on the background of changes in the income level in the country.

In both loss- and gain-associated breakage genes where it could be estimated or calculated via DRB/GRO-seq, the elongation rate was thus close to the median rate established for all measurable genes in Figure 4 (i.e., their rate did not change in a way that distinguished them in the background of changes that occurred when RECQL5 is lost).

These time-dependent actions of nandrolone occurred on a background of changes over time in expression of over 300 genes in denervated muscle, that included many genes that function in intracellular signaling and transcriptional regulation, such as kinases, phosphatases, transcription factors and transcriptional coregulators.

Against the background of changes in commissioning and the drive to provide services more cost-effectively in the NHS [ 62] the DEEP study may provide answers for COFP care pathways and also a model and methodology by which to examine other long-term conditions' care pathways.

This is against a background of change to the consumer protection landscape.

Our next online live discussion will ask how can managers ensure staff are supported and feel valued against a background of change?

Having discovered the works of Orhan Pamuk in the past couple of years, I read Istanbul (Faber), his illustrated journey around his home city, in which he creates a modern history, a travelogue and an autobiography of his childhood and early adult years against a background of change and opposition to change.

Against this background of change, Perry Mehrling tells a story of continuity around the crucial question of the role of money in American democracy, a question associated generally with the Progressive tradition and its legacy, and more particularly with the institutionalist tradition in American economic thought.

Against this background of change and policy response, this paper examines the extent to which childhood experiences of play particularly in wooded landscapes may influence access to woodland in young adulthood, and the potential implications for their health and mental well-being.