Sentence examples for constitute changes in from inspiring English sources

Secondary endpoints constitute changes in other glycaemic parameters and blood lipids and the proportion of patients discontinuing antidiabetic medication.

Finally, in these analyses, the end points constituted changes in biomarkers, which are only surrogate markers for cardiometabolic disease risk.

Since mental events thus constitute changes occurring in a nonspatially-located entity, they also do not occupy a spatial region.

The Garment & Citizen's stories asked if the ever-changing membership lists don't, in fact, constitute changes of ownership.

The party argued that the proposals "constitute major changes in service provision" and therefore should be decided on by ministers rather than local health boards.

In addition, 92 % of the reforms constitute permanent changes in labour market legislation which suggests that the crisis led to a long-term shift in labour market regulation around the world.

The explanation that our numerical identity is established in terms of our being a particular human organism is not fully satisfactory as it stands, as there are numerous ways our state as a human organism can be affected or changed that wouldn't themselves constitute a change in numerical identity.

While hardly sweeping, such efforts still constitute a change in personality for fashion week.

But here was Middelhoff, saying that file-sharing would eventually constitute a change in the consumption of popular culture as revolutionary as radio or cable television.

On Wednesday, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told reporters that these remarks didn't constitute a change in policy toward Pyongyang.

Beginning in 2008, however, the U.S. Treasury jumped in with a special ruling that the financial rescue did not constitute a change in ownership.