Sentence examples for change the disposition from inspiring English sources

Because of disagreement over aid to the Syrian Kurds, American warplanes have not yet started using Incirlik and, if and when they do, Isis will have had more than a week to change the disposition of its forces in preparation for a heavier air assault.

This is due to several factors including possible colony differences from different vendors and over time (Farkas et al., 2009), differences in water intake between the studies and the large differences in study duration that potentially change the disposition of Cr VI) over time.

These results indicated that 2-ME liposomes could mainly deliver the drug to the lungs and make the drug accumulate in the lungs, which changed the disposition behavior in vivo, decreased the toxic and side effects on other tissues and reduced the severity of damage to lungs following intravenous injection.

On the same day, the Egyptian forces also changed the disposition of their forces, moving the 9th Battalion to the Ad Halom bridge, the 2nd to Isdud itself, and the 1st to Iraq Suwaydan and Faluja.

The carrier-mediated influx or efflux become important if they significantly change the baseline disposition.

There is no way to change the natural disposition of your body, so it is important to stop trying.

Creating an irrevocable trust means that once you establish it, you have no right or opportunity to change the beneficiaries or disposition of the trust assets.

China's formal institutional reforms changed the rules of the disposition of locally collected revenue.

The main objective of PBPK simulations was to determine if the refined PBPK model, populated with CYP3A activity change based on probe drug study (MDZ), accurately predicts T3-induced change in the disposition of other CYP3A-metabolized drugs, NIF and IDV.

"If at this critical juncture there is no change in the disposition towards military aid then I feel it could have regional ramifications.

Whereas for Kant it is a change in the disposition of subjective consciousness (i.e., its adoption of an aesthetic attitude) which initiates a better disposition towards the community, for Gadamer it is the participation in a trans-subjective event which effects a change in subjective dispositions towards the community.