Examples of these changes are adjusting the amount of adhesive used or increasing the pressure in the bonding process depending on the variables listed above.
Examples of these changes are biometric passports, online e-government services, voting systems, a variety of online citizen participation tools and platforms or online access to recordings of sessions of parliament and government committee meetings.
Some examples of these changes are given below.
Data concerning examples of these changes are summarized in Table 3.
We identified reduced expression of ICOS and Bcl-XL in CD28− Tfh cells, and reduced PD-1 and CTLA-4 in Foxp3+ Tregs as examples of these changes.
This was corroborated by FGDs with program facilitators/educators (65) and parents (39) and by interviews with implementing partners (29), with all groups citing multiple examples of these changes for individual adolescents as a result of their participation.
However, all psychological changes related to disaster exposure may not be deleterious to QoL; one example of these psychological changes being posttraumatic growth (PTG).
One example of these "epigenetic" changes occurs when a bundle of carbon and hydrogen atoms known as a methyl group attaches itself to the DNA and changes the way its instructions are carried out.
An iconic example of these swift changes is the recent discovery that Atlantic and Pacific populations of bowhead whales — long kept apart by the frozen Arctic — are now overlapping in the open waters of the Northwest Passage.
An easier way to diagnose Ebola is just one example of these sweeping changes.
