Sentence examples for changes for these from inspiring English sources
The critical environmental changes for these i-motif-based DNA machines to function involve changing the pH to fold the structure.
Gas temperature profiles inside the enclosure and façade flame heights are measured to find out their behavioral changes for these two pressures and to develop global correlations.
Level changes for these markers were already detected after 2 days in the naturalistic habitat and grew larger over longer exposures (7 and 28 days).
Observations on the catalyst selectivity changes for these competing reactions clearly demonstrate that the suitably balanced acidity and basicity at the catalyst surface is the key to the high selectivity for the desired dehydration reaction.
13As quarterly changes for these variables are very volatile and thus more difficult to analyse whether there is a trend or not, we smooth the series by taking a simple moving average that includes the quarter itself, one quarter before, and one quarter after.
Using an exploratory design, the purpose of this study is to examine the placement stability of unaccompanied youth while in long term foster care from 2012 to 2015, and how pre-migration, transit, and post-placement risk factors are each associated with placement changes for these children (n = 256).
Fatih Birol, chief economist of the IEA, said: "These are big changes for China – these figures make a very significant difference".
That was changed for these Olympics and individuals were picked rather than existing squads.
If Finley had made as incredible a catch 322 days before when Todd Pratt was the batter, who knows how history might have changed for these teams?
Theatre for a Change started working with women in sex work in 2007; we wanted to see change for these women in themselves and in their communities and we knew that theatre was a good way to go about it.
"In the past, Tapps has held firmly to their rules because if schedules are changed for these schools, it's hard for other schools.
