Sentence examples for cases to changes from inspiring English sources

And more crucially, changes in feeding efficiency were unrelated in some cases to changes in the stiffness of the notochord.

Therefore changes in population in a given country could not correspond in many cases to changes in the potential migration population size.

A comprehensive evaluation of this and other issues is timely and important as concern about PTSD among ICU survivors is growing and has led, in some cases, to changes in the delivery of care and in the management of patients in response to the perception that PTSD is a common outcome.

The major themes noted in the open comment fields were related to the need to recharge the battery and self-consciousness about wearing the device in public, leading in some cases to changes in behavior such as eating out less often or more rapid eating.

"We bring these cases to change companies," Mr. Seligman said.

It is also in many cases to change it in a fundamental way, to give it a new essence.

Those qualities, coupled with a gregarious personality, they said, make her a powerful force behind the scenes, where she has used her mastery of the cases to change minds, improve opinions and forge consensus.

It is impractical in most cases to change the design of each tray to fit calculated conditions.

Reduction of lane width equal to 0.25 meters corresponds in most cases to change of road functional category according to the Guidelines for Designing Road Works [12].

But the case to change the fundamental relations of power undergirding internship culture still does.

This was assured by Tony Blair's decision – provoked by the Finucane case – to change the law on public inquiries.