Sentence examples for combined change from inspiring English sources

Patricia Mock, tax director at Deloitte, said better-off taxpayers would benefit more from the introduction of the £10,000 allowance than those lower down the income scale: "It means a higher-rate taxpayer will benefit by up to £195 from the combined change, more than a basic-rate taxpayer who will be £112 better off.

The change of areas close to surface waters (D-1) and the combined change of areas with a low potential to provide hydrological ES (C-1) led to a slight increase (+1 and +2 points).

The combined change in chemical shift of a particular residue upon ligation with the kinase domain was calculated as ∆δ = [(∆δ H 2 + (0.154∆δ N 2]1/2, where ∆δ H and ∆δ N correspond to the changes in amide proton and nitrogen chemical shift, respectively.

For example, a fly might accomplish a simple avoidance reaction through a change in yaw, roll, sideslip, or a combined change in multiple forces and moments.

For continuous data, we combined change from baseline results with end value results providing they were from distinct trials (Cochrane Collaboration 2011; Higgins 2011a).

This combined change of the S/U ratio and the lipid length may be the mechanism behind the maintenance of the membrane fluidity.

These combined changes, Mr. Curley said, will mean eight inches more of text on each page, while preserving legibililty.

Different proposals are combined, changed, replicated and rejected using evolutionary strategies, and after some iterations the desired transcription is obtained.

The prevention of medical errors and adverse events requires combined changes in ICU organization and healthcare worker behaviors.

The combined changes in surface tension and contact angle have a pronounced effect on the capillary factor γfl·cosθ.

Impacts were more severe in scenario A1B than in B1, and in combined changes than in climate or socio-economic changes only.