Sentence examples for changes closely from inspiring English sources

The research team monitored the molecular changes closely as the disease developed.

The employment rate appears to track these cohort size changes closely.

Those possible décor changes closely mirror the prevailing official mood now that President Assad has appointed his first cabinet, 18 months after inheriting the job.

The Department for Work and Pensions says reform of housing benefit in the social sector is essential, and that it is monitoring the changes closely.

Amendments to that proposal drawn up by Representative Bill Thomas, the California Republican who is chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, which is widely expected to vote tomorrow on the changes, closely reflect the compromises that the foundations sought.

And in both worlds, you have to study personnel changes closely to see what is going on.Pope Francis has just named 15 new "voting cardinals" to the body of prelates who will elect his successor, and his choices represent a further dilution of the power of the Italian bureaucracy which has hitherto constituted the hard core of global Catholicism.

And as California's sad example shows, governments can make a big difference by getting it wrong.All three main forces of change closely involve government.

The areas singled out by ALERTS as undergoing change closely matched those that PRODES's researchers had assessed as being deforested.

It said that in China the solutions to cope with climate change "closely relate to the systems, policies and market motivations" relating to dealing with pollution and that the speeding up of action on one "will bring motivation to the other".

Unbeknownst to most people, even those who follow climate change closely, this transition is already underway.

The critical events in the activation process of Bax are: its translocation to mitochondria and its N-terminal conformational change closely coupled to mitochondrial membrane insertion and oligomerisation [42], [43].