Sentence examples for change by such from inspiring English sources

"Our findings provide strong impetus to ramp up investments in African adaptation to climate change by such steps as developing crop varieties less sensitive to extreme heat and promoting insurance plans to help protect farmers from adverse effects of the hotter climate," said Burke.

Again, true motion suffers always some change from any force impressed upon the moving body; but relative motion does not necessarily undergo any change by such forces.

How would the country be changed by such an effort?

Even when writing about the renewed love she felt for her wounded husband, Lee thinks about how other, less secure marriages might be changed by such an event.

Greenpeace's Jean McSorley said the idea that the economics of the market for nuclear power would be changed by such factors was "nonsense".

Next, the source code files changed by such commits are used to identify the classes changed to fix the respective bugs.

I'm sorry your life will be forever changed by such a senseless act.

Venous and lymphatic flow may be somewhat increased by the action of the hiccup, but it is unlikely that it is significantly changed by such a brief stimulus.

They can be grouped and generalized into hydroxy fatty acyl-CoA, if in the network there is no reaction whose stoichiometry would be changed by such a generalization (stoichiometry preserving restriction), and exist similar reactions that consume or produce them (metabolite diversity restriction).

Finally, the lack of improvement in HR-QOL may reflect a true lack of change or rather an intrinsic limitation in the validity and sensitivity to change detectable by such instruments when applied to a diverse population of CMC.

The researchers say in this week's Nature that this is the first record of radical song change produced by such a small number of immigrants at least since the Spice Girls visited Canada.