Sentence examples for changes in factual from inspiring English sources

Changes in factual material submitted by delegates should be incorporated in the report.

Biology majors had a greater change in their Factual Understanding (β = .203, p < .01; see Table 7).

The United States edition will remain on the market, but with "routine, minor factual editorial changes" in the pages in question when a reprint comes out next week, an Anchor spokesman said.

"Simply put, there has been a sudden and dramatic change in the core factual assumptions underlying the court's opinion, and plaintiffs' irreparable injury is more immediate and palpable than ever," wrote Theodore B. Olson in a brief filed with the appeals court late Friday night and released this morning.

There has been a change in emphasis from factual knowledge to concepts and ideas in medicine.

To argue otherwise invites disbelief and cynicism...[I]f Elsevier and the other publishers demand or oppose changes in public policy, they should provide factual evidence that they will be harmed". * In short, publisher fears of green OA have been overstated for years.

Radio 4 will have a "limited" change to programming with a 2% increase in the number of repeats and a small reduction in factual and current affairs budgets.

This study measured changes in clinicians' attitudes after viewing either a factual video depicting the fluency-evoking effects of altered auditory feedback or an emotionally insightful video depicting the negative social consequences of stuttering.

Meanwhile, OpenMenu uses resolve to identify restaurants in Factual that match those in Factual and then pushes this info on to Factual's Crosswalk API.

All the data in Factual is editable in a wiki-like fashion and is available through Factual APIs.

The answer, in factual terms, is no.