Sentence examples for changes cited from inspiring English sources
ON the other hand, the behavioral changes cited by Professor Hamilton include measures to reduce energy expenditures throughout the economy.
The South Korean news reports on Mr. Kim's economic changes cited North Korean party officials who attended briefings on Mr. Kim's economic program.
In 43% of patient cases, ultrasound findings changed the initial patient management plan, with the most common changes cited as: performing a surgical procedure, medication changes, clinic referral and canceling of a planned surgical procedure [2].
Two C>T and A>G transition mutations, situated at nucleotides 223 and 317 give rise to the amino acid changes cited directly above.
However, the most efficient results for cellulose conversion appear when the morphological changes cited above take place.
Although discussions among Steering Committee members were important in designing the curricular changes cited above, it was just as important that the whole university science community became involved.
Sir Ben has spoken strongly in favour of the format changes, citing cost saving as the main reason, and has criticised the Kiwis for being against the changes.
Reuters reported in March that the Trump administration supported renewal of Section 702 without any changes, citing an unnamed White House official, but it was not clear at the time whether it wanted the law made permanent.
In California, which recently eliminated nonmedical exemptions to immunizations, a handful of Nation of Islam leaders objected to the changes, citing widely-rejected fears that certain vaccines could increase the risk of autism among black men.
In 1949, the state Legislative Analyst's Office called for major changes, citing "below maximum" revenue management and complaining that having elected board members exert personal control meant there was not uniform policy.
A spokesman for Fannie Mae said the company recently reviewed its policies at the request of several lenders but decided not to make any changes, citing "complex and evolving" U.S. immigration laws.
