Sentence examples for conceived changes in from inspiring English sources
Albeit we did not observe significant alterations of the intracellular glc-1-P levels between C. glutamicum WT and C. glutamicum IMpgm in the course of cultivations with both glucose and maltose as a carbon source, the changes in the glycogen content in C. glutamicum IMpgm reflected the initially conceived changes in the availability of its precursor glc-1-P.
Two days after the changes were introduced, Mr. Zuckerberg came back to a hotel room after a day of press interviews, and at 1 in the morning, made final tweaks on hastily conceived changes to the new feature.
This being said, even if this information were available, there is a compelling argument for using asynchronised information on educational variables: it is difficult to conceive how changes in shares of workers by educational level could generate immediate effects notably on firm productivity and productivity-wage gaps.
On the other hand, there are the agricultural, food manufacturing and restaurant industries that cannot conceive any changes in our eating habits as anything other than loss of business.
It is hard to conceive that changes in epitype in the nucleus of each neuron direct such complexity, even if the combinatorial capacity exists in the epigenome.
Consequently, functional brain imaging studies have been conceived to investigate changes in brain function pain processing in particular—under TNFα inhibition.
Another point of interest is the epigenetic changes in animals conceived by assisted reproductive technologies (ART).
However unlikely it may be, we can always intelligibly conceive of a change in the course of nature.
Conceiving these devices requires significant changes in the design and test flow.
All students, "disadvantaged" or otherwise, need the ability to reflect creatively on societies and cultures, to respond to them adaptively, and to conceive and try to implement changes in them.
A number of fundamental changes to schools policy, conceived in Westminster and applying to England alone, have not been replicated elsewhere in the UK.
