Sentence examples for definitive change from inspiring English sources

But then last season the Baltimore Ravens won with defense, creating a definitive change in that trend.

We and the Afghan Army and police now outnumber the Taliban by 12 to 1. Would 14 to 1 cause a definitive change?

It is a position he has resisted before but one Zinedine Zidane said that he had enjoyed – even if, asked if this was a definitive change, he said simply: "no".

Perhaps the most definitive change has been proposed by the culture minister, Chris Smith, who wants to relocate the statue of Sir Walter Raleigh, the buccaneering Elizabethan voyager who achieved schoolroom renown for casting his cloak in a puddle of water so that Queen Elizabeth I could keep the royal toes dry.

"There will be a definitive change to the business environment for international and domestic investors," he added.

The intensity of this experience resulted in a definitive change in Pascal's lifestyle, in his intellectual interests, and in his personal ambitions.

A prospective study needs to be initiated to obtain data of total savings per year and statistical power enough to make definitive changes in our hospital.

These results are similar to findings in the human gut, where microbiomes were determined to share a set of core metabolic genes even when different microbial taxa were present, and aberrant physiological states (i.e., obesity) lead to definitive changes in the metabolic consortium [21].

The definitive changes to distinguish apoptosis and necrosis classically occur within the nucleus.

The increased removal of furfural from the culture medium by JWCB044 relative to the other strains corresponded to definitive changes in the appearance of the culture medium.

Meanwhile, according to Bigard et al. [ 138], a disuse, for three weeks, did not cause definitive changes in the oxygen uptake of skinned soleus fibres.