Sentence examples for changes we demonstrate from inspiring English sources

Referring to land use changes as an important driver for ES changes, we demonstrate the analysis of cultural ecosystem services trends, in a retrospective, as a supporting tool to better understand social and natural interactions as drivers behind land use changes, which are reflected in the landscape scene.

The changes we demonstrate for the period of 2008-2010 occurred prior to major changes in WHO PMTCT guidelines.

In an acute rat ictal model, using simultaneous intrinsic optical signal (IOS) and voltage-sensitive dye (VSD) imaging of cerebral blood volume and membrane potential changes, we demonstrate that seizures consist of multiple dynamic multidirectional waves of membrane potential change with variable onset sites that spread through a widespread network.

Using live-imaging techniques to address the functional consequence of these activity-dependent changes we demonstrate that the novel JNK site in GluR2L controls reinsertion of internalized GluR2L back to the cell surface following NMDA treatment, without affecting basal GluR2L trafficking.

By calculating the binding constants and studying the photochemical properties changes, we demonstrated the importance of structure, charge density and cooperative effect of the complexing units.

In addition to EMT changes, we demonstrated that TM silencing resulted in increased bladder tumor growth in vitro and in vivo.

By working together peacefully to create political change, we demonstrate we are mature enough to handle direct democracy.

By using electrochemical signaling to report the conformational change, we demonstrate a signal-on E-DNA sensor with up to 400% signal gain upon target binding.

In our prospective clinical cohort study of motivation to change, we demonstrated for the first time that a greater motivation to change at the beginning of treatment resulted in a faster weekly weight gain in adolescent patients with AN during hospital treatment.

It is important to note that the CNS changes that we demonstrated are subtle and of uncertain functional significance, although we have previously reported lower school completion rates in our cohort (7).

In contrast, the positive changes we have demonstrated in the primary outcome measures in this study suggest that patients received a high standard of care in both groups.