Sentence examples for changes on the success from inspiring English sources

The matching of the different conformers of TClpB provided another test for the influence of conformation changes on the success rate of our procedure.

In recent years some development partners of Pacific Island countries have urged the countries of the region and FFA/PNA to adopt an output based system (catch quota), but Tuvalu and other Pacific Island countries have opposed such a change based on the success of the VDS, the difficulty of making such a change, and problems associated with quota monitoring.

Results also showed that the situation of inadequate feedback results in the changes in beliefs, on the success in problem solving and that the change is in the function of personality traits and established experience-based behavior strategies.

Throughout the world, urban sprawl converts agricultural land to urban environments, however, little is known of the influence of such landscape change on the reproductive success of native species.

We must be Partners for Change to build on the success of the first 100 days--especially because our opposition is going to extreme depths to attack President Obama.

A sensitivity analysis on the effect of changes on the probability of successes of a root canal treatment appears to have the most noticeable effect on the EUV of the CC yet its EUV never reaches the optimal threshold of the STI and CDB options.

The data is reviewed and a decision about a feature or change is made based on the success of one test or another.

What are the consequences of these changes in gene expression on the success of the transplant and the future health of the recipient?

The shape and speed of this change to come depends on the success with which the polytechnics are established".

The shape and speed of this change to come depends on the success with which the polytechnics are established". In 1970 Eric became deputy director of North East London Polytechnic and was then principal of Bradford College from 1973 to 1982.

Dorothy Byrne, Channel 4 head of news and current affairs, added: "Channel 4 News is the cornerstone of our commitment to public service broadcasting and these changes will build on the successes of 2010.