Sentence examples for changes it has suggested from inspiring English sources
It said that the changes it has suggested, which include the development of independent community libraries, are not a "quick fix" or "short-sighted cost savings, rather they are a measured response to a pressing financial imperative".
Music Tag will not modify any of your music files until you are completely satisfied with the changes that it has suggested.
I hope the changes I've suggested here will soothe your stomach and have you feeling healthy in no time!
On the basis of these changes it has been suggested that the increase of H2O2 production and other ROS during ischemia-reperfusion leads to lipid peroxidation and sulfhydryl group oxidation [ 30].
Because asymmetric frontal activity both reflects a trait-like motivational tendency to react in a certain (predictable) way in emotionally evocative situations and is susceptible to state-related changes, it has been suggested that frontal asymmetries may serve as moderators or mediators of behavior (Coan & Allen, 2004).
The government forecasts it will take £205m in 2017/18 as a result of the change, and has suggested it will encourage property investors to improve conditions for tenants.
This figure rises to 61% – or 7m households – if the analysis is run on "reasonable assumptions" that the changes Trump has suggested go ahead.
In the field of heat transfer and phase change it has been suggested that continuum theory requires particle radii greater than 2 nm [5].
Since loss of MGMT expression was not commonly because of a genetic change, it has been suggested that another cause, such as epigenetic change, is involved (Esteller et al, 1999; Bhakat and Mitra, 2000).
To assess the relative magnitude of change, it has been suggested that an effect size of 0.2 is regarded as small, 0.50 as moderate and 0.80 as large [ 27].
Conservative MP Robert Halfon, who lobbied for the bingo change, has suggested that the party should rename itself the Workers Partyy and give free membership to trade unionists.
