Sentence examples for changes relevant from inspiring English sources

This device allows direct, quantitative measurement of the forces and curvature changes relevant to accommodation.

In order to understand the nature of these progressive changes, relevant, cost-effective animal models are necessary.

We tested a new schedule of injections designed to avoid tolerance and to induce neurobiological changes relevant for depression.

We conclude that En2−/− mice display behavioral and neurochemical changes, in addition to genetic and neuropathological changes, relevant to ASD.

It is reasonable to suggest that early life factors and attachment styles between mother and child represent determinants of epigenetic changes relevant in migraine pathogenesis.

In these scenarios, we compare the possible outcomes of certain changes relevant for energy saving efforts in comparison to the baseline, where the baseline represents those advances and efforts already foreseeable today.

Changes relevant for this research primarily concern different modulation types and corresponding timing parameters (such as bitrate, slotTime σ and Inter-Frame Spacings) and MAC parameters such as contention window and enhanced distributed channel access (EDCA) functionality.

In this section, I will review some studies on arterial and blood flow changes relevant to a possible increase in CGRP in the EJV during migraine attacks and a certain increase during cluster headache attacks.

By making climate change relevant to business people, the authors hope to clarify its risks, as well as its potential benefits.

So rather than looking darkly into a dystopian future in which we are passive victims, it is vital to make climate change relevant in the here and now – the air we breathe, the food we eat, the way we travel.

Furthermore, a series of videos explaining how to change relevant settings has been posted on Ofcom's website.