Sentence examples for changes expressed from inspiring English sources

Relationships between tumor changes (expressed as mutational or expression status) and clinical, histological and biological parameters were estimated with the Chi test.

Using the levels observed for patient No. 27 as standards for PI4KIIα and EGFR expression, all the PI4KIIα and EGFR immunoblotting results were quantified, and the changes expressed as log2 values.

The resolution, drafted by France and approved by the Council today with only minor changes, expressed its determination that that no party to the cease-fire should be allowed to make military gains while the peace process is under way.

For, according to Anita Brookner, the old certitudes had been given a mighty knock by the social changes expressed in the French Revolution; and a widespread attitude of scepticism towards them became, for many romantic artists, as indispensable a component of artistic amour-propre as the rock star's look of surly self-obsession.

Meanwhile, the deputy prime minister echoed the calls for media ownership changes expressed by Mr Miliband.

However, we're fairly certain the A5 chip will show up in the new iPhone and a design refresh mirroring the changes expressed in the new iPad are in order.

Consumer groups offered a measured response to the changes, expressing some relief that a stand-alone consumer-protection agency had not been scrapped altogether.

These predicted changes express how the fluctuation in a larger part of the network has to occur in order to explain our observed data.

These changes express themselves in decisions about pain control, nutrition, hydration, and (in dementia) psychological and behavioural symptoms, all of which might act as quality indicators of care.

But even Terry McAuliffe, the party chairman, who engineered the change, expressed misgivings about the new schedule.

Both changes, according to analysts, were rooted in the clear demand for change expressed by voters in the European elections.