Sentence examples for changes that arose from inspiring English sources

The agency is also assessing the British equity market, including exchanges, "dark pools," alternative trading facilities and other market changes that arose after a European Union rule that took effect in 2007.

Indeed, reports on the 2010 election last August refer to Togetherness Supreme as a film that points to positive political changes that arose in the aftermath of 2007.

They may however represent convergent changes that arose independently among different lineages.

Our analysis of LOH and CNVs in related strains revealed the history of changes that arose during strain construction.

To understand relationships between genotype and phenotype, one must determine the types of changes that arose within clonal subpopulations.

Furthermore, the directions of these changes were such that they tended to reverse changes that arose from DMSA alone and thus might be viewed as beneficial.

Intrinsic optical signal (IOS) in brain tissue slices is thought to depend on light scattering changes that arise from the changing membrane geometry of cellular processes as they swell or shrink during increases or decreases in neuronal activity (MacVicar & Hochman, 1991).

The cure for Parkinsons disease, and cancer and diabetes isn't around the corner, and it won't be until the US government allows scientists to do their jobs without the political sea changes that arise with every national switch in party power.

This insulates users from the frequent changes that arise in an underlying provider's APIs (for managing infrastructure resources).

The controller also reactively updates topology changes that arise from the switch when detecting faults or changes in the link state.

An in situ bulge test experiment under a multiphoton microscope has been developed to assess the microstructure changes that arise with biaxial loading.