Sentence examples for be followed by changes from inspiring English sources
Third, changes in OPEC quotas typically should be followed by changes in production.
The build-up of multilayer architectures could be followed by changes of the zeta-potential versus pH curves.
This makes sense — we would expect changes in the function of a protein to be followed by changes in its distribution and abundance.
Pope Francis' comments about the church's needing to apologize to gays for previous mistreatment must be followed by changes in teachings, the groups said.
Others have observed that after a lag time of 1 or more years, changes in antimicrobial use may be followed by changes in antimicrobial resistance (27, 28 ).
Surgery affecting the integrity of the ileocecal valve may be followed by changes in the bacterial colonization of the proximal ileum characterized especially by an increase in the proportion of Gram-negative species [ 2, 7].
"I hope that the recognition of the lack of well-written female characters will be followed by change".
Step by step, intervention by intervention, an official Millennium Villages Handbook prescribed the course of action to be followed by "change agents" assigned to each village.
The enactment of Medicare in 1965 was followed by changes in 1967, and again in 1972.
Brain ageing is followed by changes of the connectivity of white matter (WM) and changes of the grey matter (GM) concentration.
