Sentence examples for changes are demonstrated by from inspiring English sources

Significant changes are demonstrated by bold letters.

The reality of the changes are demonstrated by the fact that a few years ago the major company involved was taken over by the Weston complex, a global company of Canadian origin, who are now inviting buyers with an expected price rumoured to be not far short of a billion dollars!

Next, the particular state of HR system changes is demonstrated by stressing the short- and long-term patterns of HR policies and practices.

However, improvements in disaster knowledge and communication started to be implemented after the 2009 disaster; the success of these changes was demonstrated by the community response during Tropical Depression 12E in October 2011.

Such changes were demonstrated by Deng et al (1996) who identified LOH in normal breast lobules adjacent to, but not distant from tumours in sporadic breast cancers.

Two periods of ecological change are demonstrated by δ13C and δ18O data at ~ 7 Ma and 5.3 Ma (coincident with the Miocene Pliocene boundary).

This change is demonstrated by the recent, dramatic rise of global interfirm (not just intrafirm) trade in components and services.

The effects of free energy function roughness on the reaction pathways of protein conformational change is demonstrated by applying the DWNM to the conformational changes of two protein systems: the coil-to-helix transition of the DB-loop in G-actin and the open-to-closed transition of adenylate kinase.

Degradation product patterns and morphology changes are demonstrated to be means by which to differentiate between physical/chemical (abiotic) and biological (biotic) ageing of degradable polymers.

Using DCMs to investigate TMS-evoked changes in effective connectivity and their interaction with drug treatment, drug-specific changes were demonstrated in the brain networks targeted by TMS.

The c.1300_1301GG>AA (p.Gly434Lys) and c.1310T>C (p.Ile437Thr) changes were demonstrated to occur as de novo events by genotyping of parental DNAs.