Sentence examples for change concentrated from inspiring English sources

There are a large number of theoretical approaches to behaviour change concentrated in the health psychology literature [ 41].

Is the life course model of religious disaffiliation, with change concentrated in young adulthood and stability in older ages, a widely shared social phenomenon in countries experiencing non-affiliation growth?

The macroevolution of hydrocarbon profiles, along a Timema species phylogeny, fits best with a punctuated model of phenotypic change concentrated around speciation events, consistent with change driven by selection during the evolution of reproductive isolation.

The ship carried four guns, but its greatest offensive threat was as a ram: the structural changes concentrated the entire vessel's weight behind the iron-reinforced bow of the boat.

The regulatory changes, concentrated in Southern and Eastern Europe, contributed to what appears to be a convergent global trend to "restoring market control by making the basis for organised interests smaller and more exclusive" (Goldthorpe 1984: 330), a trend in which European wage bargaining institutions become more similar to what is the norm outside Europe.

Importantly, the age-related disruptions observed for whole-cortex network properties were underlain by regional changes concentrated in auditory areas of the lateral temporal cortex.

Further analysis then revealed that NPC1 has evolved rapidly in bats, with changes concentrated in the parts of the receptor that interact with Ebola virus.

In contrast, in the two-hit model, lungs displayed extensive areas of dense consolidation with overlapping diffuse ground-glass opacities indicative of inflammatory changes concentrated around the airways (Fig. 2E).

All linked microsatellites mapped consistently on the same linkage groups in the two parental maps and 82% of the markers mapped with the same order along the homologous parental linkage groups with most order changes concentrated on linkage groups 1, 8, 9 and 10.

As she answered questions, wittily, thoughtfully, her expressions changed — concentrating, puzzled, playful — and the wheels were always turning.

Mr. Sarkozy has already said that he will slow down the pace of structural changes, concentrating on a needed pension overhaul.