Sentence examples for description of change from inspiring English sources

The only Cabinet appointees who fit the description of "change agents" were Henry Wallace, age forty-four, a farm expert and newspaper publisher, at Agriculture, and Frances Perkins, age fifty, the New York State industrial commissioner and first-ever woman Cabinet member, at Labor.

The suggested solution enables the description of change of concentration of species in the system as dependence of time and spatial coordinates.

The best-worked-out version of this view is the usual mathematical description of change of position by a suitable function of time; and then motion as velocity, that is rate of change of position, is given by the first derivative, which is a relation to nearby intervals.

Of the four Controls studied at follow-up, three (2 male; mean age 5.5) had suitable baseline and follow-up scans; due to the small number with repeat neuroimaging, we excluded Controls from formal longitudinal analyses, and provide only a description of change for informal comparison with the group receiving intervention.

To identify all genes with similar gene expression profiles, a Fisher's exact test with a FDR correction of 0.05 for a given gene was performed on the raw expression counts between each tissue and every other tissue resulting in a complete description of change in gene expression.

These indices give a representative geometrical description of changes in MATVs, combining both volume and positional changes [16].

The inclusion of percolative fragmentation in the Bathia Perlmutter random pore model allows a more realistic description of changes during gasification of porous solids to be made.

FIB technique in combination with High Resolution TEM ensured the guaranteed methodology of exposed sample preparation and precise description of changes in this kind of material.

QSARs can be used to elucidate a quantitative description of changes in biological activity arising from the exchange of the functional groups within a molecule.

To our knowledge, these are the first description of changes in nutrient compositions when white sturgeon are fed at various FR.

MATVs were compared not only in terms of absolute and relative values but also using a concordance measure, which gives a representative geometrical description of changes in MATV, combining both volume and positional differences [16].