Sentence examples for changes to established from inspiring English sources

Last Order sold out quickly and was positively received by Western critics, though fan reaction was mixed over changes to established story scenes.

Establishing good tooth brushing habits and routines in preschool children can be a challenge for families particularly where it involved changes to established daily routines [ 30].

How does one decide whether and when to make sweeping changes to established operating procedures, which almost invariably increase the number of steps involved in caring for patients?

"The majority is making sweeping changes to established law through this adjudication," he wrote.

Much of surgical practice has developed by means of incremental changes to established procedures over a long period.

We offer a framework for analyzing these consequences, focusing on the temporal and scale dimensions of political and environmental decentralization and changes to established modes of governance.

He cited the changes as evidence of "political and social pressures for legal and policy changes to establish behaviours contrary to God's decrees about sexual morality and the eternal nature and purposes of marriage and child-bearing".

Our data do not reject the theory of the pig as an intermediate host for AIVs, but they suggest that AIVs need to undergo genetic changes to establish full replication potential in pigs.

Finally, we relied primarily on the pain-related changes to establish "subjective global changes" during raloxifene treatment in the assessment of responsiveness as discussed above.

The initiative has contributed to increasing the awareness of child rights at the community level and helped make statutory changes to establish local child rights governing bodies.

The intervention consisted of changes to establish a structured care model based on the predicted needs of this group of patients utilizing dedicated chronic disease clinics inside the existing primary health care system.