Sentence examples for changes in the arrangements from inspiring English sources

He also said the terms of the one-year deal would not require any changes in the arrangements that YES has with other cable operators in the region.

This has been attributed to irreversible changes in the arrangements of the basal planes, caused by the large and rapid thermal expansion.

There are several limitations in the ongoing management of established RA that could be overcome by changes in the arrangements of the service.

9 At the same time there have been a range of developments in primary care with the increasing numbers of general physicians (GPs) practising with enhanced clinical skills in specific specialities (GPs with special interests) and changes in the arrangements for out-of-hours primary care.

Even in these cases, changes in limb posture have led to major changes in the arrangement and function of muscles.

As a result of enzyme treatment following changes in the arrangement of fibres is expected: The loss in weight indicates complete or partial dissolution of wool fibre.

The ECN (effective coordination number) parameter was introduced in order to describe the dynamic changes in the arrangement of solvent molecules coordinating calcium ion.

On the contrary, microvilli of the midgut epithelial cells of Streptomyces griseus-treated Culex pipiens autogenicus larvae were unaltered, and there were no changes in the arrangement of cells in the tissues (Zizka et al. 1989).

Nevertheless, as a result of heating, structural relaxation may take place, which caused changes in the arrangement of the atoms within the amorphous structure before the beginning of the crystallization.

Even though, the scattering data cover a limited Q space and thus the overall resolution is rather poor, the radial distribution functions deduced at different equilibrium pressures, reveal differences, which could be attributed to changes in the arrangement of CO2 molecules along the 308 K isothermal scan.

It may be worth speculating that secreted Kelch domain-containing proteins could act as effectors, causing changes in the arrangement of the cytoskeleton of infected plants to aid the proliferation of fungal hyphae.