Sentence examples for changes in the established from inspiring English sources
Inevitably, the league brought about changes in the established order.
Gail: There have been tons of politicians who were slow to accept equal rights when it meant changes in the established social order.
Even minimal changes in the established ratio led to either an increase of ntl mutant phenotype without UV exposure or a reduction in ntl phenotype after UV exposure (Fig. 1L).
Our findings open new possibilities for investigation of changes in the established covariance pattern aiming at accurate diagnosis of basal ganglia disorders and prediction of treatment outcome.
The costs for monitoring resources varied over the study period 2009 to 2011 due to changes in the established tariffs for rheumatology care in the region of southern Sweden where the study was conducted.
It shows that despite intense efforts by the SBA it was difficult to achieve changes in the established system that would reduce the costs for on-farm control of salmonella.
The bookmakers, though, have been quick to point out that timing rather than any real change in the established hierarchy is the reason turnover on the game at Eastlands will outstrip that of the one in Liverpool.
Joseph Farman, a British researcher whose single-minded and at times officially derided study of atmospheric changes in the Antarctic established the existence of a hole in the ozone layer over the South Pole approximately the size of the United States — one of the most important environmental discoveries of the 20th century — died on May 11 in Cambridge, England.
We adjusted diabetes duration to 10 years in the model to reflect changes in glycemic control and complications in the established diabetic population.
Until now Mr Aquino has opposed any change in the constitution established by his late mother.
Carriers like AirAsia, Tiger Airways and Jetstar are growing, but "this is not going to change the established carriers' attitude" in the way it has elsewhere, Mr. Plaisted said.
