Sentence examples for changes in method from inspiring English sources
The system had resisted reforms calling for more uniformity in teacher status, changes in method and content orientation, teacher cooperation, interdisciplinarity, and technological familiarity.
I doubt very much whether anyone could still be shocked by news of a print publication going digital, but how many of us are prepared for the trauma — cuts in edit staff, changes in method, design, and tone that affect the way we read — the shift might imply?
By Macy Halford September 28, 2009 I doubt very much whether anyone could still be shocked by news of a print publication going digital, but how many of us are prepared for the trauma — cuts in edit staff, changes in method, design, and tone that affect the way we read — the shift might imply?
The changes in method selection before and after counseling were reported previously.
In conclusion, the analytical conditions can be adequately controlled and small changes in method parameters will show negligible effects on the analytical response.
The primary CHOICE paper reported the changes in method selection before and after counseling, but did not include the data reported here.
They do not take into account changes in methods of diagnosis or shifts in population over time.
It said the Electoral Act "has not kept pace with the rapid technological changes in methods of communication resulting in the emergence of loopholes".
Singh and Kanagasooriam warn that pollsters' attempts to introduce "changes in methods are concentrating on trying to get the last election right rather than preparing for the very different kind of challenge posed by the EU referendum question".
"Humanity is called to take note of the need for changes in lifestyle and changes in methods of production and consumption to combat this warming, or at least the human causes that produce and accentuate it," he wrote in the draft.
