Sentence examples for changes should be seen from inspiring English sources
Cleisthenes' changes should be seen in their context.
But the proposed changes should be seen for what they are — small steps in a continuing battle.
All of the KV1 changes should be seen within the context of a wider and quite comprehensive alteration in the ion channel expression pattern as smooth muscle cells switch phenotype.
The deputy, Gen. Michael V. Hayden, made clear that the change should be seen as a response to the intelligence failures on Iraq, most notably the National Intelligence Estimate of October 2002 that asserted that the Iraqis had chemical and biological weapons and were rebuilding their nuclear program.
If situated instructional coaching is to be seen as a successful model for professional development or growth, evidence for continued and lasting change should be seen in the domains of the Interconnected Model.
We conclude that global change should be seen as a potentially pervasive factor influencing the future nature of all connections between oceans and human health.
In our Third Industrial Revolution series this week, solar energy proponent Prem Shankar Jha agrees that the climate change challenge should be seen not as a threat, but an opportunity for decisively shifting our energy base away from fossil fuels.
A change, then, should be seen as a new chapter in your life: a fresh opportunity to gain knowledge or experience in some new area, or a chance to discover new people, new places and new skills.
This is based on the assumption that changes associated with performance should be seen at any age.
1, 8 These changes in the epigenetic landscape should be seen as responsive to aberrant signals coming from the environment and/or to abnormal interactions between the mesenchyme/stroma and the parenchyma/cells ("tissue organization field theory").
The changes in knowledge and attitudes about FGM should be seen not as isolated elements but as manifestations of wider cultural changes affecting more domains of life.
