Sentence examples for conducted has changed from inspiring English sources

The way polls are conducted has changed enormously over the past seven decades.

Prediction of breeding values of animals using genomic information was proposed by Meuwissen et al. [ 1] and since then the way breeding programs of livestock are conducted has changed considerably.

The concert was as much an opportunity to hear how Mr. Laredo's conducting has changed over the years as to eavesdrop on the next generation of orchestral players.

The circumstances that had given rise to the old code of conduct had changed.

The new outposts here illustrate how international standards for Israel's military conduct have changed in more than two years of increasing violence.

Scammell suggests that standards for sexual conduct have changed since the nineteen-forties and fifties, and it may be true that fewer men today regard physical coercion as a permissible, if inelegant, romantic technique.

From the perspective of a baby-boomer, the nature with which we conduct business nowadays has changed beyond recognition, and we are partially to blame for this work-life merge.

What is clear is that the Internet is changing how gambling is conducted, just as it has changed auctions, securities day-trading and music sales.

Since Sept. 1, the primary mission of American troops in Iraq — which number slightly less than 50,000 — has changed from conducting combat operations to training and advising Iraqi security forces in preparation for the planned American military withdrawal at the end of 2011.

Cardiovascular diseases remain an important cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide and the conduct of disease surveillance has changed with the availability of secondary data sources as well as changes in disease coding terminologies.

Similar tests conducted since have found that little has changed: black children still show preference for white dolls and images, viewing white as pretty and good, and black as ugly and bad.