Sentence examples for conform with changes from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, however, Italy's economists and elected officials feel obliged to conform with changes already sweeping not just the United States but other parts of Europe.

They show (as expected) that some of the protein data conform with changes in mRNA levels and some do not – that is widely understood in the field and we now discuss that discrepancy in the text.

OCMAP-PLUS 8 was used to sum person-years within categories of age (5 year intervals) and calendar period (generally 5-year intervals to conform with changes in the ICD), and to compute SMRs and their 95% CIs.

This observation conforms with considerable changes in the CysA sequence in Leptosira.

These changes conform with earlier studies [ 13, 25, 12] and are mainly considered to be due to colostrum formation and to a decrease in dry matter intake around parturition [ 5, 26].

For the avoidance of misunderstanding, this has been changed to conform with the headline wording that appeared in the newspaper.

David Downs, president of sports for Univision, the Spanish-language network, said that among the missteps by M.L.S. when it began in 1996 was to invent rules, like never ending games in a tie, that deviated from those followed elsewhere in the world (the rules were eventually changed to conform with the rest of the world).

Ideally the process of conflict resolution should conform with the principle of Minimal Change and should result in the minimal loss of information.

He declared that the structure of the university would change to conform with Ustaše principles – each faculty would have its own camp, consisting of a camp leader and seven adjutants responsible for military training, socio-economic welfare, contacts, sports, professional training, education and journals.

Natalie Ravitz, an Education Department spokeswoman, said the changes were to conform with the times and to give principals more latitude.

The Treasury ruling is one of many that are starting to emerge from all corners of the federal government as Washington changes regulations to conform with the Supreme Court decision.