Sentence examples for considering structural changes from inspiring English sources

As emergency obstetric care (EmOC) services are being upgraded, many health planners are considering structural changes to the health facility.

In the aftermath of the loss of six seats, Mr. Reid, who narrowly hung on to his majority, quickly began considering structural changes.

In remarks prepared for the banking committee, he wrote: "They are considering structural changes that would alter the characteristics that investors deeply value and reduce competition by driving fund sponsors out of the business.

Based on our knowledge, no study investigates how domestic beef price in South Korea is affected by imported beef price and imported corn price by considering structural change due to BSE.

Scott Medlock, director of the prisoners' rights program at the Texas Civil Rights Project, said state officials should consider structural changes, including spreading mentally ill inmates among many units instead of concentrating them at a few.

Hence, it is important to consider structural changes in formulating environmental regulations.

Organisations need to accommodate for and be more inclusive of the ever changing workforce cultural diversity by considering different structural changes to the work system, the life cycle of the technology and knowledge transfer (Shahnavvz 2002), as well as the impact these factors may have on safety culture and climate (Reader et al. in press).

Adds Gleeson, "CODA is much bigger, and it might be difficult to retain that same intimate feel that Footwork had, but considering the structural changes they've made inside, I think it will be a big improvement".

Considering the structural changes the mullite phase crystallization and partial sintering of the particles caused rapid decreasing of reactivity.

Even though we are unable to observe short-run or long-run relationships by considering different structural changes, we do observe the threshold points by assuming the presence of nonlinearity from the fluctuation of variables as shown in Fig. 2.

Considering the structural changes within the VFTMs and the different structural variation between groups together, the correlation between structure and function of the VFTMs suggests that molecular adaption was a result of functional divergence.