Sentence examples for changes in the relations from inspiring English sources
The results of these three experiments support the hypothesis that CORT is involved in the regulation of torpor, but suggest that some feature of the CORT signal other than concentration per se may be required to fully explain seasonal changes in the relations among energy challenge, CORT, and nocturnal torpor in hummingbirds.
This procedure enables examination of the changes in the relations of the goal orientations to the outcome.
A further dimension where changes in the relation between individual and state are anticipated concerns the view of the latter as the ultimate provider of security.
17 18 Little empirical research has examined the changes in the relation or difference between distress levels over time.
There were no comparable changes in the relation between deprivation and the risk of stillbirth, neonatal death, or other causes of postneonatal infant death.
Integrating the changes in the relation between streamflow and concentration over the full flow-duration curve, these changes have not resulted in a decrease in the annual or spring mean flux of nitrate to the Gulf of Mexico.
"It will work a sea change in the relations between police and immigration communities across the nation, to the detriment of us all".
"We salute the people of the United States," said Venezuela's president, Hugo Chávez, emphasizing that he hoped that Mr. Obama's presidency would "mark a change in the relations of the United States with the countries of the third world".
Although the legacies of Japan's brutal colonial rule here remain close to the surface, the cultural interchange signifies a profound change in the relations between the countries since Japanese troops withdrew at the end of World War II.
"From here we salute the people of the United States," said Mr. Chávez, emphasizing that he hoped Mr. Obama's presidency would "mark a change in the relations of the United States with the countries of the third world".
