Sentence examples for crucially changed from inspiring English sources

But Harris has crucially changed the social context.

Unlike Graunt, Farr was in the game not to keep books but to save lives, and he realized that vital statistics were the language in which public-health questions could be asked and answered — and, crucially, changed.

It was not until the works of Fisher, Wright and Haldane in the 1920s and 1930s that Darwin's theory of natural selection was finally accepted, but only after having been crucially changed.

The variation of considered time periods such as mean temperatures in March or March and April did not crucially change this rather counter intuitive outcome.

But institutional reform for the high seas could cut overfishing and, crucially, change attitudes.

And more crucially, changes in feeding efficiency were unrelated in some cases to changes in the stiffness of the notochord.

In fact, a single (truly) well-matched worker who is overconfident and consequently reports being over-skilled crucially changes (widetilde {max}_{j}).

We carried out a detailed examination of the interplay between weight loss in patients with idiopathic intracranial hypertension with objective measures of papilloedema and visual function, headache scores and, crucially, changes in intracranial pressure.

The parameters π[aa:stop] and π[stop:aa] in our model vary with genetic code: crucially, changes in stop codon number have opposite effects on the probability of premature termination and readthrough, in that more stop codons make premature termination more likely, but readthrough less likely.

First, and most crucially, he changed the music from the Purcell compilation that Limón used to (mostly) Motown songs, the music of his own youth.

There was a desperate need to improve services for victims, to raise funds and, crucially, to change the culture that enabled abusers to beat their families in private with impunity.