Sentence examples for changed concept from inspiring English sources
The consequences may be temporarily or permanently altered capacity to cope, changed concept of self and reduced quality of Life (QoL).
The successful isolation of H. pylori infection in patients with chronic gastritis and peptic ulcer disease in 1983 has fundamentally changed concept of the etiologic, pathogenesis and management of upper gastrointestinal (UGI) diseases [ 6].
Such a focus was inconsistent with the changed concept of the directors' responsibilities at this stage of the developments.
This policy of racial fusion brought increasing friction to Alexander's relations with his Macedonians, who had no sympathy for his changed concept of the empire.
Taking pictures just in hope to get likes and compliments?" O'Neill explains how the changed concept of the selfie and social media altered her life.
The transition to digital enterprise means minds have to be changed, concepts need to be sold, and skills need to be upgraded.
Best dining: In American's Terminal 4, the LA Gourmet Street Truck is designed to change concepts and currently hosts Grilled Cheez Please!, serving from a parked vehicle.
"I'm never trying to reframe or change concepts," Philomene explains.
"We changed the concept and moved more toward art and culture rather than swimming pools and things of that sort".
