Sentence examples for changes were initiated from inspiring English sources
The changes were initiated at the college level, particularly in the schools of business, and later permeated the secondary and elementary levels.
The changes were initiated by Barneys' C.E.O., Mark Lee, who arrived in September 2010, after running Gucci, and by the creative director Dennis Freedman, formerly of W magazine and a longtime friend of Lee's, who is in charge of windows and other visuals.
"It took the fear of losing all our freedoms to unite us". A major reason that students did not get involved in the reform movement earlier, many parents and teachers say, is that most of the changes were initiated from the Communist leadership, which was discredited with the young.
Thus, many of the mRNA changes were initiated by 48 H progressed through to 14 D of immobilization.
These transcriptional changes were initiated very early during (48 H) the course of the transcriptional response to immobilization, indicating that mitochondrial bioenergetic pathways are rapidly targeted for transcriptional down-regulation following immobilization.
Feedback is provided and changes were initiated if needed.
The Ministry of Justice is now working on introducing some reforms, with more information coming out on this in the next few weeks and some changes being initiated in 2013.
Commonly, both behavioral and developmental changes are initiated by pheromones, chemical messengers that convey information from one member of a colony to another.
As the country's largest payer of health-care services, Medicare influences medical care generally, meaning the changes being initiated by the administration will likely be felt in doctor's offices and hospitals across the country.
These changes are initiated by sequence-specific events, which trigger a cascade of molecular interactions resulting in feedback mechanisms, alterations in chromatin structure, histone posttranslational modifications (PTMs), and ultimately establishment of distinct transcriptional states.
