Sentence examples for change to present from inspiring English sources

Modes of expression are denoted as Under, Over, and Change to present down-, up-regulated genes, and both of these ones; respectively.

This study draws on Churchill, Manitoba's unique relationship with climate change to present an early examination of place-based climate change adaptation.

The House of Representatives science committee's panel on basic research and education plans to hold hearings on climate change to present more views on the topic, says its new chair, freshman Representative Mo Brooks (R-AL).

In areas above 300 m asl there is a short lived increase in erosion and related deposition after settlement (AD ∼870 935) and then relatively little additional change to present.

Michael Mann: I thought there was some irony to Obama going to Oklahoma, the state that maybe has been most devastated thus far by the emerging effects of climate change, to present a vision of our energy future that really did seem to ignore climate change.

This suggests that there could be slight conformational change to present these Cys residues at the time of dimer formation.

The Coalition, which commissioned the review as a basis for possible changes to present to voters at the next election, emphasised it was only a draft report whose recommendations may not necessarily be adopted.

Without changes to present practice, we risk wastage of scientific effort and rejection of a potentially useful research strategy.

The Temporary Worker Agreement was removed from view and the description of Teach Higher was changed, to present it as a department of the university rather than a separate company.

Finally, staff evaluate a system's ability to provide them with information in terms of how it fits with established working processes-a close fit is likely to encourage readier acceptance than one which requires costly changes to present methods.

"Those who want to fight for change have to present sacrifices.