Sentence examples for changes entailed from inspiring English sources

Medicine – contemporary developments and prospects: chronic renal failure, and the prognostic and therapeutic revolutions it received, is an example of the changes entailed by technical progress in medicine, prostheses, artificial organs, robots, and tomorrow, artificial intelligence, which create interdependencies between man and machine.

In the article Keogh praises junior doctors – all medics below the level of consultant – for the "tough job" they do and expresses sympathy for the fact that they are "tired and demoralised" and feel "disengaged and powerless" for reasons that involve their treatment by the NHS going back years, not just the changes entailed in the unpopular new contract.

To understand why it made sense for DHL to provide free tickets to travelers, it helps to understand the massive changes entailed by the containerization of ocean cargo in the 1960s.

We hope you will understand the need to adjust our course after the election and the changes entailed in that adjustment.

The indicator "expertise" was thus changed to "support for innovation", for our data revealed that the changes entailed in introducing collaborative practices are comparable to those involved in implementing innovations.

As an example, specialists including paleontologists and molecular systematists may investigate whether birds are the descendants of a lineage of dinosaurs (and if so, which one), when flight first evolved and what changes this entailed, and what the patterns of diversification of birds have been since the evolution of flight.

All instrument modifications needed to enable this method were performed in-house and entailed changes to the instrument control code.

The entailed "change of state" in the V-R verbs also enables them to occur in the cardinal transitive 把 ba-construction, which profiles a bounded event with an attainable result or extent (c.f. Hopper and Thompson 1984).

A notable change in thinking entailed by our studies is rather that chromatin fragments exposed in glomeruli are released from dying renal cells, and that these fragments are not degraded during the cell death process because of an acquired loss of the dominant renal nuclease DNaseI [ 21].

This entailed major changes in military doctrines, shipbuilding, and professionalism in European navies from the 1650s onwards.

Herbivorous mammals rely on resident gut microorganisms to gain energy from their main food sources, and this has entailed major changes in digestive anatomy and physiology that allow efficient microbial fermentation to take place alongside the recovery of dietary energy by the host.