Sentence examples for changes against which from inspiring English sources

And what if voters blocked structural reforms, such as the labour-market changes against which they are protesting in the streets?

These agents injure specialized epithelial cells in different ways, providing a spectrum of changes against which the added effects of toxic substances could be evaluated at the cellular and subcellular levels.

To determine differential regulation of modules within other expression datasets we first identified phenotype dependent expression changes for each sample using an absolute fold change filter of greater than 2. To generate fold changes against which we could filter each gene was scaled to a baseline intensity value.

Abandoned Maya temples in the Yucatan and the desolation of Angkor Wat, supreme achievement of the Khmer empire, bear witness to climatic change against which royal power and priestly magic proved impotent.

When our ancestors found regular, predictable cycles of change against which to measure the fluctuating rhythms of their bodies – their pulses and periods, their breathing and blinking – they founded the science of timekeeping.

Like a redneck recluse stocking up his arsenal against apocalypse, Buccmaster is both utterly believable and quietly tragic – a man of limited intelligence faced with a monstrous change against which sheer bravado, driven by the earth gods though it is, can only shatter.

Thorpe wrote: "Like a redneck recluse stocking up his arsenal against apocalypse, [he] is both utterly believable and quietly tragic – a man of limited intelligence faced with a monstrous change against which sheer bravado, driven by the earth gods though it is, can only shatter".

This emphasizes the importance of having pre-surgical changes available against which to evaluate the post-surgical changes.

These are the habits of climate-change deniers, against which the green movement has struggled valiantly, calling science to its aid.

A banal, gaudily scored melody is subject to endless chromatic key changes and repetitions, against which four belting tubas sustain protracted dissonances.

Finally, the impact of fatigue tolerance, personal motivations, and evolving expectations and standards of care [ 66] will change the landscape against which the relationship between resident duty hours and patient safety is evaluated.