Sentence examples for changes which emerge from inspiring English sources

These changes, which emerge very early during immobilisation [ 9], enhance muscle resistance to passive displacements [ 10] and increase the resting discharge of muscle spindles and their sensitivity to stretch [ 11].

The changes, which emerged from a series of meetings that a group of trustees held with faculty and staff members, administrators and students, are the first concessions by the trustees since the faculty rebellion began in March with a no-confidence vote in the College of Arts and Science, N.Y.U.'s largest school.

We were also interested in the factors underlying these changes, which emerged as the role of context and the role of personal factors.

Remarkably, pericarditis and hepatitis were frequently found in EC-infected broilers in our study, preceding osteomyelitic changes which emerged later in the course of infection.

The Argentine makes seven changes from the side which emerged as victors at Crystal Palace in the Premier League last weekend with Kevin Wimmer deputising for the injured Jan Vertonghen.

One target of these changes is evidently MEG3, which emerges as a tumor suppressor in many different tissues [ 46].

Insiders warn, however, that the culture has already changed, reflected in divisions which emerged last week over the allocation of shares to employees.

Still it's a hefty chunk of change for the companies which emerged from the now 7-year-old accelerator program.

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Mr. Hashem was among the first members of the Egyptian Movement for Change, known as Kifaya, or Enough, which emerged in 2004 to oppose the uncontested election referendum that would hand Mr. Mubarak another six years in power.

The larvae were left to hatch and develop in the same container without change of food, eventually forming pupae, which emerged and laid eggs onto fresh parafilm.