Sentence examples for changes referred to from inspiring English sources

Eventually, the changes -- referred to as "Act 10" -- passed.

The article has also been amended to clarify that while the data covered a five-year period, the statistical changes referred to occurred over four years.

Professional musicians are highly skilled performers who spend years training, and they provide a natural laboratory in which neuroscientists can study how such changes – referred to as experience-dependent plasticity – occur across their lifespan.

The perceived and declared changes referred to knowledge.

Error bars represent the standard deviations of the means of three independent amplifications, and asterisks mean that the changes referred to the basal condition are statistically significant at p < 0.05.

Figure 2 shows the annual fluctuations between the individual carbon stock changes (referred to here as EF) calculated on the basis of the LFM and the GFM, in comparison to the revised EFs indicated in the German national greenhouse gas inventory reports (NIR) for the periods 1990 2001, 2002 2007 and 2008 2012 (Tables 6, 7).

Epigenetic changes refer to heritable changes that may modulate gene expression without affecting DNA sequence.

The internal document, headlined "pay and pension changes", refers to a "collective consultation for dissenters if required".

The cyclic voltammograms and the mass changes refer to two closely spaced redox reactions resulting in the formation of cation radicals and dications, respectively.

To overcome this problem, the proposed ANC system is followed by a Bayesian stage to detect changes (refer to Section 2).

In contrast, 'pathophysiological changes' refers to the metabolic effects of dopamine depletion which are mitigated by recovery, i.e. reacquisition of original functional patterns [5].