Sentence examples for changes in suspect from inspiring English sources

He also said that the last two years had been put to good use archiving and cross-referencing everything known about the Iraqi weapons programs and commissioning and studying satellite photography to look for changes in suspect sites on the ground in Iraq.

Studies confirm changes in suspected gene confer resistance to artemisinin.

One hundred and sixty-five years later, a pioneering criminologist and physician in Italy named Cesare Lombroso modified a hydrosphygmograph an archaic piece of equipment that measured pulse via water displacement and used it to monitor the physiological changes in suspects undergoing police interrogation.

The Doloplus-2 administrators were instructed to give positive scores on items only if changes in behaviour were suspected to be pain-related.

In these carbapenem nonsusceptible strains, some other mechanisms, for example, production of CTX-M as well as acquired cephalosporinases along with porin loss or changes in efflux, are suspected.

But I suspect changes in what is "typical" have more to do with the media than with murder.

But managers of the small king salmon fishery suspect changes in ocean conditions are mostly to blame, and they warn that it may be years before the salmon return to the Yukon River in large numbers.

Though Graham's letters conveyed disappointment, he seemed to take the changes in stride, and I suspect that they merely confirmed his already low opinion of America's interest in the world beyond its shores.

There is no reason to suspect changes in the accuracy of self-reported oral health behaviors across the survey period.

To assess the correlation between intraocular pressure (IOP) and future optic disc changes in eyes of patients suspected of having high-tension glaucoma and to determine the target pressure in eyes of patients suspected of having high-tension glaucoma.

The recommendations that law enforcement officials have signed off on go to the heart of the criticisms leveled by the inspector general, officials said, and could portend significant changes in how illegal immigrants suspected of terrorism are investigated, arrested and detained.