Sentence examples for defining change from inspiring English sources

But Obama got where he is today by defining himself as the agent of change and by defining change as the issue in this election.

Any change in the definition of ratings or in the policies defining change can have a profound effect on the securities markets.

Further studies are needed to identify which are the primary underlying mechanisms (e.g. temperature, wind, soil nutrients, soil moisture availability) defining change in forest structure across elevation.

An alternative approach to defining change points is to use model averaging and consider all possible change point models weighted by their probabilities.

For the Physical score and the Total score, across all three methods of defining change groups, effect sizes suggest there were small to moderate improvements for the 'improved' group, small improvements in the 'stable' group and negligible change in the 'worsened' group.

A number of alternative methods of imputation, defining change from baseline mTSS for patients with fewer than two analysable mTSS were assessed as part of post hoc analyses including substituting by mean or median or maximum (see table 1 for all different options).

The act of observing, or in this case defining, changes the things being observed/defined.

The idea of defining changes in a hierarchical way can be applied not just to model parameters but also to simulation settings.

Although our criteria for defining changed proteins in this analysis were not met, adiponectin also increased by more than 1.4-fold due to tocilizumab treatment (P < 0.05).

We defined change in a way that Barack Obama had to be the answer".

Miliband's challenge too would be to define "change" with a distinctively Labour argument.