Sentence examples for change in timings from inspiring English sources

Many of the organisations have now started follow-on research to see which species could be negatively affected by the change in timings and what could be done to help.

The pressure increment achieved from CRT itself is of the order of 5 8 mmHg according to measurements made acutely at the time of implant and over the longer term according to the COMPANION and CARE-HF data, so a change in timings that reduces blood pressure by 1 4 mmHg should not be assumed to be trivial.

These may include change in timings, bus routes, schedule/class assignments, etc. Go shopping for new clothes.

There has been no change in timing".

Both the government, and Binskin, have denied there has been any delay or change in timing.

A tiny change in timing of wing rotation can create a big change in the force produced," he said.

The VAT take was also down, while central government spending rose by £4.2bn, partly due to a change in timing of grants to local authorities.

That might explain the increased need for sleep, but it doesn't explain the change in timing of sleep," says Neil Stanley, a sleep researcher at the University of East Anglia.

The change in timing raises the question of whether Trump will meet David Cameron, the prime minister, who will be in the midst of campaigning to keep a sceptical British public from voting to leave the EU.

We will continue to align our rewards to the fiscal year, so there will be no change in timing for your rewards conversation with your manager, or when rewards are paid.

Although, there was no significant change in timing of migration to the winter grazing land, we detected a significant difference in migration timing to the summer grazing land, before and after the legalization of Cordyceps collection (Figure 4).