Sentence examples for boundaries of change from inspiring English sources

These are days of agitation in the desert kingdom, and perhaps no group is more determined to push the boundaries of change than the kingdom's well-educated and articulate women.

Segment whispered speech at boundaries of change.

Both poems originally appeared in Walking on the Boundaries of Change, Boyds Mills Press, 1998.

7 25 Future studies should consider formal assessment of the impact of CVP measurement upon the relationship between physiological indices, as well as defining the confidence boundaries of change by performing repeated measures before and after PCI.

The agenda may be influenced by turnover (people change) or changes in jurisdiction (boundaries of responsibility change).

Typical system boundaries of climate change mitigation studies are: C pools in the ecosystem including live biomass and necromass, sectorial C pools including wood products, all GHGs, or indirect services by substitution of fossil energy carriers and energy intensive products.

Furthermore, it efficiently delineates the boundaries of neoplastic changes and locates the site with most malignant potential for a biopsy, thereby avoiding unnecessary repeated biopsies and delay in diagnosis.

Global brain gene expression profiles from mice 145 days post-inoculation, with either mock inoculum or the RML prion strain, were compared applying a 1.3-fold change as the lower limit, lower 90% confidence boundary of fold change and p values of <0.05.

In this validation, 22 out of the 27 measurements (81%) of the qPCR measurements are within the boundaries of the fold change intervals for both RNA-Seq fold change measurements.

Differentially expressed genes were identified by defining the appropriate filtering criteria in the dCHIP software as: lower 90% confidence boundary of fold change between the group means exceeded twofold; the absolute difference between the two groups exceeded 100; the P value threshold of the unpaired t-test was 0.05.

"It's very important that the boundaries of constituencies are changed periodically to reflect changes in the population – and it's very unfair at present that not all constituencies are of equal size.