Sentence examples for change of general from inspiring English sources

Sediments of the OSM (Obere Süßwassermolasse=Upper Freshwater Molasse) reflect the change of general flow direction from west to east during the Pannonien by tectonics causing the development of the easterly flowing Danubian river system.

On the other hand, in order to purify the effects of the variation or change of general level of prices, the sum of amounts has been divided by the implied gross domestic production of the year, after collecting the statistics related to this variable for all of the units.

On July 31 , 2008 a 51-year-old woman was admitted to the emergency department at Nantes University Hospital in Nantes, France, because of a slowly growing left cheek mass associated with weight loss and change of general state.

In the Slovenian version used in SCS survey, questions about the patient's education, change of general practitioner in the last year, type of contact, sick leave and consultation time were also obtained and the doctor was asked to list a maximum number of eight diagnoses.

Considering the above-mentioned changes of general product distributions caused by the loading amount and loading order of the Catalyst II, we could suspect that the generations of aromatics must be affected, as well.

Cohort members were flagged with the General Register Office for Scotland to allow for tracing of deaths and changes of general practitioner.

3. participants are flagged at NHS central registry to ensure that we identify all deaths, and changes of general practitioner.

Comparing results of the Short Form 36 Health Survey (SF-36) which could not prove significant changes of general QOL, the findings of the CES did detect significant changes of the scores as an outcome of surgical therapy.

At the same time, prevention strategies should be linked with changes of general public attitudes often considering binge drinking as an acceptable "rite of passage" of adolescents and young adults, with fewer dangerous health consequences than other illicit substance-related risky behaviors [ 3].

In fact, many years before his change of heart, General Massu had sounded much more like General Aussaresses, contending that torture had been "a cruel necessity".

The change of secretary general later this year is seen by many as a chance for the organisation to reassert its relevance.