Sentence examples for changes that follow from inspiring English sources

Making the changes that follow will be even harder.

The most spectacular changes that follow fertilization occur at the egg surface.

This definition can be misleading, however, if it causes one to attribute to learning all behavioral changes that follow what appears to be practice.

Mr. Toyoda's realization that a problem exists is just as important as any committees, processes or changes that follow, he said.

Dr Flor conjectures that the mirror therapy might be able to restore the feedback mechanism in patients with retracted phantoms by providing enough nerve input for the brain to reverse some of the changes that follow amputation.

Both Simon and Jonathan seem fairly one-dimensional at first, but maybe that can be forgiven because the initial characterizations are mostly a device to emphasize the changes that follow.

Murray and his colleagues were powerless to stop the legislative changes that followed.

Will fashion history repeat the drastic hemline changes that followed the 1929 crash?

In 1795, to symbolize the political changes that followed the French Revolution, the republican government introduced a new franc currency.

First published in 1975, it is now clearly outdated in terms of its statistics and the changes that followed the collapse of the Soviet Union.

Molecular studies, especially comparative gene sequencing, have supported some of the changes that followed electron microscopic studies, but they have suggested additional changes as well.