Sentence examples for change from ongoing from inspiring English sources
In future Valid International's emphasis will change from ongoing technical support to training health ministry trainers, which could be less costly.
The Chicago exchange's interim president and chief executive, Dennis Dutterer, said the change resulted from "ongoing communication with the users of our markets and an unwavering desire to broaden the access to all of our products".
Our cost-effectiveness analysis of the aspirin therapy is subject to change, pending results from ongoing clinical trials.
We demonstrate how this system can be used to decouple neuronal firing levels from ongoing changes in network excitability due to multi-hour periods of glutamatergic or GABAergic neurotransmission blockade in vitro as well as impinging vibrissal sensory drive in vivo.
Pesticide impacts are influenced by several co-stressors, and we for the first time link the exposure risk of amphibians to these commonly used pesticides to observed recent effects from ongoing climate change.
However, because the antigenic characteristics of the influenza vaccine can change from year to year, ongoing assessments of safety and reactogencity are warranted.
The Amazonian rainforest is predicted to suffer from ongoing environmental changes.
In humans, rather than changes in frequency, olfactory sniffing differs from ongoing nasal respiration primarily in nasal airflow dynamics such as sniff duration and volume (Laing 1983).
Further development work would help facilitate evaluation of care coordination at other times when needs are likely to change, such as the period from an acute event to post-acute rehabilitation (e.g., following hip fracture or stroke), the change from active cancer care to ongoing surveillance, or the transition to geriatric or end-of-life care.
I've spoken with women who had such severe PTSD from ongoing harassment that they changed fields completely.
It is time to move from "momentum toward change" to "embedding change" into ongoing operations.
