Sentence examples for changes in the latter from inspiring English sources
Sitting at 14-2 now, the challenge for the Dockers for the rest of the regular season is one of subtle recalibrations and refinements, because Ross Lyon's not one for major changes in the latter stages of the year.
Although it is difficult to relate these isotopic fluctuations to the calcium and sulfate concentrations of seawater, some scientists believe that the fluctuations do in fact imply changes in the latter.
It is shown that physiological allowable changes in the latter three device parameters alone will not be sufficient to generate the desired reduction in fundamental frequency.
Moreover, by comparing international trade of directly embodied C&T-value added with that of directly embodied C&T-labor, it gets evident that intertemporal changes in the latter variable in general were more pronounced for both case study countries.
From this perspective, behavioral changes caused by pain can be effectively observed at an early time by gait analysis, and behavioral changes in the latter duration, which can indicate allodynia, can be efficiently revealed by measurement of withdrawal thresholds.
As an immediate consequence, my findings provide a better understanding of the relationship between integration and preferences for the home country as well as changes in the latter over the duration of stay in the host country.
So the sense in which psychological properties 'matter' to physical properties is that changing the former amounts to a change in the latter because a change in the latter explains a change in the former.
In Catholic Portugal and Spain abortion on demand was introduced as a result of a 2007 referendum in the former and a 2010 law change in the latter.
What is left unclear is just how that axis changed in the latter part of the 20th century under the pressures of immigration.
The most striking feature was the change in the latter in malignant tissue.
Although the mediators of inflammation here correlated with TNF-α, the actual change in the latter did not, however, reach significance.
