Sentence examples for change loosely from inspiring English sources

Under the loosest criteria (Z-score >70%), six pairs showed weak contingency, where one state change loosely restricted subsequent state changes.

What happens when Meek and his fellow voters realise that their vote for change – however loosely defined – means more of the same?

The play that grew out of my journal, Caroline, or Change, is loosely based on an incident from my childhood and the people I knew when I was growing up.

From SEM observations, compact agglomerates found in pure cobalt oxide changes to loosely packed agglomerates on Mn addition.

Skin conductance changes can loosely be grouped into anticipatory, evoked, and spontaneous; the latter comprising spontaneous fluctuations and slow skin conductance level [ SCL] drifts.

Here we identify the main contextual barriers to behaviour change, dividing them loosely between those relating to economics, social status and identity, and cultural beliefs.

Offline, additional billions in troubled loans change hands in a loosely regulated market of transactions among bankers, brokers and investors.

The "Highlights in Jazz" concert at the Loeb Auditorium on Wednesday evening was a distinct change from the customary loosely organized ad-lib jamming groups heard in this series.

Later, the mission changed to younger girls loosely defined as "wayward," "incorrigible" or "in need of supervision". But the solitary confinement and abuse remained endemic.

But on a visit a few weeks after his discharge from the hospital, I noticed that the gauze had been packed more loosely and changed less frequently than we had instructed.

That latter claim loosely mirrors the change in migration over the past few months.