Sentence examples for broadly no change from inspiring English sources
Following recruitment, HbA1c fell from 8.38%to8.15%68to66 to 66 mmol/mol) among telehealth participants, whilst there was broadly no change among controls.
City economists are broadly united in expecting no change in interest rates, or in Britain's quantitative easing programme (the BoE has already spent £375bn buying up government debt).
A SNP-induced amino acid substitution in the coding region can be broadly divided into synonymous (no change in amino acid) or non-synonymous (change in amino acid).
More to the point, if Chuck Hagel is Secretary of Defense, there is no plausible argument that US foreign policy toward Israel specifically or more broadly will change notably.
More broadly, the change reflects the adjustments that occur time and again on the consumer Internet.
It's interesting to think about how many of these points might apply more broadly, even change the way some of our institutions of life articulate themselves.
But assuming Google intends to operate the business it is purchasing – and also assuming, as seems probable, regulatory approval of the deal – the landscape for Google, and the technology industry more broadly, will change.
So, as the Chief Justice chose how broadly to change the law in this area, the real question for him, it seems, was how much he wanted to help the Republican Party.
There was not a significant increase in students' general ratings of mathematics interest, again ruling out a Hawthorne effect in which students broadly show change as a result of exposure to a new environment.
But with Oregon as the only American precedent, there's less consensus about how broadly the change would affect voter turnout.
