Sentence examples for effect a change from from inspiring English sources

The policy aimed to effect a change from high and variable fees to standardized fees at a flat rate of Kenyan Shillings (KES) 10 (USD 0.13 ) in dispensaries and KES 20 (USD 0.26) in health centres.

Taken together, the use of a choice instead of simple response task can at best have a small influence on the amplitude relation of direct view and mirror view LRPs; it is inconceivable that it would effect a change from identical to maximally different, that is, opposite polarity amplitudes.

The conversion of unvegetated tidal flats into Spartina meadows has effected a change from an algal-based to a detritus-based food web, resulting in reduced trophic support for fish and migratory birds (Levin et al. 2006).

Pure dance and "speaking" mime alternate and overlap; every part of the body is involved, not the least fingers and eyes; the tilt of the shoulder line from one diagonal to another becomes a richly harmonic effect, like a change from one full chord to another; long-held poses sing out with powerfully sculptural effect amid rapid rhythms.

Quite often an intervention from one license to another did not have an opposite effect when a change from another to one was analyzed (a vice-versa comparison is not possible).

For example, Bloodgood et al. investigated the effect of a change from letter grades to pass/fail grading on academic and psychological outcomes at the University of Virginia School of Medicine [ 4].

The same effect occurred for a change from [a] to [i] in the study of Clayards et al. [76].

The negative sign on an effect indicates that a change from low level - to high level + will reduce the response variable.  .

The negative sign on an effect indicates that a change from low level - to high level + will reduce the response variable.

Since there are no false beliefs, the change that a teacher can effect is not a change from false belief to true belief or knowledge.

Herzlinger, in effect, calls for a change from professional-centered to patient-centered (and process-centered) organizations.