Sentence examples for changes that might be required from inspiring English sources
Senator Tom Harkin, Democrat of Iowa and chairman of the Senate health committee, encouraged the administration to make any changes that might be required to keep the program fiscally sound, so "no one with a disability will be forced to live in an institution".
This was because it was undergoing a mid-term review in 2008, which allowed an opportunity for the EFHIA to guide and inform any changes that might be required whilst having a clear and well-structured strategy to assess.
It is also not known if the protein substrate induces a conformational change upon binding that might be required for catalysis to occur.
Anticipating workflow transition issues, we also held pre-implementation training sessions for program directors and clinic managers so that they would understand the program and be able to suggest solutions to potential issues and approve any fundamental change in the clinic process that might be required.
Those comments made clear that more horse-trading lies ahead and that major changes might be required if the bill is to be approved.
This suggested that further changes in IIS might be required to increase fat storage.
Russell et al. (abstract 235) similarly reported use of glucagon administration in reducing hypoglycemia in CSII, although they noted that subjects with prolonged duration of action of insulin lispro failed to show the effect with the algorithm used, suggesting that a change in model parameters might be required in such cases.
Mr. Bolkestein acknowledged that tougher rules might be required.
Structural studies revealed that conformational changes in the active centre might be required for efficient catalysis and biochemical studies are consistent with such a model [ 5- 11].
In addition to the changes to FLS, Mr Carney also said that tougher affordability tests might be required in the future, for those taking out mortgages.
