Sentence examples for by changing patterns from inspiring English sources
The changes are those sweeping through every aspect of life brought about by changing patterns of work and the development of the internet.
Most work is driven by the principles of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy which aims to modify dysfunctional thinking by changing patterns of behaviour and teaching the offender to avoid the early signs of temptation and trouble.
Climate change (CC) may have substantial impacts on the distribution of current tourist flows by changing patterns of seasonal volumes of tourist demand.
Concerns about the risk of cannabis dependence have been renewed in recent years by changing patterns of consumption, including increased levels of use, easier access to high-potency strains of cannabis and the rising popularity of blunts (tobacco cigar shells filled with cannabis).
These states could be especially hard hit by changing patterns of precipitation and storms.
The existence of groups of sites goes some way to explain the stepped nature exhibited by changing patterns of caries.
Fireflies and squids communicate with their own kind by producing changing patterns of light on their bodies.
Where the Birger Jarl had felt warm, the Nordic Light was all black granite and calla lilies, with lamps shaped like icicles and with most of the décor provided by the changing patterns of colored light on the walls and ceilings.
She observed the effects of the transposition of Ac and Ds by the changing patterns of coloration in maize kernels over generations of controlled crosses, and described the relationship between the two loci through intricate microscopic analysis.
The accuracy that is due to LD with markers is only affected by the changing patterns of LD between markers and QTL.
Furthermore, research has indicated a strong overall positive correlation between the level of human development and equality within this development [ 21], as for example assessed by the changing patterns of cancer according to varying levels of human development [ 19].
