Sentence examples for changes to be carried out from inspiring English sources

"One involves changing everything in Greece, changes to be carried out in a Europe that itself is changing.

The disruption of recombinant E. coli cells containing a 76.8 kb plasmid DNA was achieved by the chemical lysis method in a coaxial cylinder rheometer which allowed in situ measurements of rheological changes to be carried out as the lysis reaction proceeded.

This is the so-called lockstep approach which means any changes have to be carried out in tandem across all the bands.

In many ways this is not surprising, given that since M. arctica is so small, the survey of response to change has to be carried out at the whole organism level and this results in dramatic morphological and biochemical changes.

Writing in German newspaper Handelsblatt, Lagarde said the start of a normalisation of US monetary policy and China's shift towards consumption-led growth were "necessary and healthy" changes but needed to be carried out as efficiently and smoothly as possible.

Ashtiani's sentence, which the Iranian regime changed from stoning to hanging, was set to be carried out yesterday, November 3.

If even medical workers, who are meant to be the most informed, are reluctant to partake in screening, then much work needs to be carried out to change the paradigm.

With this surrogate, the variance, V 2, can change over time, so that matching needs to be carried out more than once, say, every five years.

And sometimes, the work to make those changes can be carried out by employees who are already on the payroll.

Studies of prescriber and learner behavioral changes may be carried out to ensure the longevity of better chart-documentation practices and retention of appropriate antimicrobial use.

Structural changes can be carried out in the graphical view.