Sentence examples for changes of condition from inspiring English sources
By clarifying changes of condition index of oysters at extreme low and high salinities, it will be possible to predict and manage sustainable oyster populations.
This idea was prominent in A Fragment on Government, where he argued that effective government was not to be had on the foundation of abstract formulas such as "mixed and balanced" institutions, but required "the frequent and easy changes of condition between governors and governed; whereby the interests of one class are more or less indistinguishably blended with those of the other" (1977, 485).
The ring configuration allows for media addition and removal so that changes of conditions or treatment addition to be easily performed by pipetting directly in the center of the well, preventing any disruption of the gel.
These changes of conditions, medium, and products of the supercritical gasification are caused by the changes of the mechanism of coal converting.
The emergence of the first early modern systematic speculations on the changes of species in response to external changes of conditions was directly tied to the critiques of the pre-existence theory of generation.
Together, our results provide empirical evidence that the spontaneous activity in the DMN is sensitive to the changes of conditions, even with a low cognitive load.
However, further experiments are necessary with defined conditions, smaller steps in changes of conditions, and mass spectrometers of high accuracy and sensitivity.
But if this is so, the world cannot be indestructible, and it does not matter whether the change of condition has actually occurred or remains a possibility.
The factors are divided into four groups: design factors, production technology factors, operational factors and change of condition factors.
Given that this study includes patients undergoing chemotherapy, who are prone to change of condition, we adopted the threshold value defined by Cicchetti and colleagues [33].
