Sentence examples for changes to the habitual from inspiring English sources

Changes to the habitual residence test, designed to make it harder for European Union migrants to claim benefits, mean UK citizens who have been abroad for an extended period cannot claim jobseeker's allowance (JSA) for the first three months after their return.

Peak force and rate of force rise change in comparison to the habitual exercise, which suggest that downward exercise should be the preferred exercise to study FL mechano-sensitivity.

Finally, data for people in the 75th percentile of baseline weight showed the smallest weight gain: for every 30 minutes of walking per day, men reduced their weight gain by about 0.25 kg per year and women by about 0.53 kg per year without making any other changes to their habitual lifestyle.

I know that the mechanism has gone through several changes over the last year, the designers making concessions to the habitual expectations of gamers.

"Digital lends itself to the habitual nature of our content.

Jonathan Portes, the former chief economist at the Department of Work and Pensions has said that the changes in the habitual residence test, too, are just tweaks to the system that will affect few migrants.

However, we saw no evidence for the hypothesized changes to BMI z-scores, habitual PA, FM, FV consumption, eating with TV, or SSB consumption.

However, while 29% of them perceive these habits' changes as negatively impacting on the personal utility, the other 28% of respondents translate the potential changes in the habitual behaviour of driving and eating as environmental and health benefits.

Actions are not affected by environmental changes, tend to be habitual and the individuals performing them know exactly what to do and when.

We did not change our standard set of mydriatic drops in purpose to reproduce the habitual conditions of preoperative cataract patients.

Perec challenges us to question the habitual.