In addition, some diseases can cause behavioral changes, for example, longstanding syphilis.
There were no changes, for example, in the makeup of the Panel for Educational Policy.
Small changes, for example simplifying regulations and putting more information on legislation on the Internet, can have a big effect.
Some diseases cause postural changes: for example, a horse with tetanus may stand in a stiff manner.
Friedan forecast that, once enough women entered the workforce, the necessary social changes — for example, the establishment of "professionally run nurseries" — would follow.
A commitment to full employment and to protecting workers' rights as the labour market changes, for example in the sharing economy.
Mr. Remnick conceded that in the past, The New Yorker had been slow to embrace any major changes (for example, not embracing photography in its pages until 1992).
Activist pension funds occasionally use derivative suits to compel corporate governance changes — for example, a Massachusetts pension fund filed a derivative suit against Hewlett-Packard in 2010.
The ability of animals to sense this pressure provides them with a reliable way of sensing depth, and allows them to respond behaviourally to hydrostatic pressure changes; for example, synchronising their activity to tidal cycles or regulating depth.
The justice secretary has been very clear this is a genuine consultation and that he expects a short period of further consultation on certain changes, for example how to add client choice.
New York has seen the most extraordinary changes; for example, there were five hundred and thirty-two homicides in 2010, down from twenty-two hundred and forty-five in 1990.
