Sentence examples for exploration of the changes from inspiring English sources
This paper describes a novel approach to the exploration of the changes in relationships between Health Service organisations that would be consequent upon ongoing national policy initiatives.
Produced in collaboration with the Szepmveszeti Muzeum in Budapest, the show is one of most high-profile exhibitions yet devoted to Hungarian modernism, and uses Bartok's international renown to kick off a larger exploration of the changes in Magyar art and politics from 1905 through 1920.
At the same time, we consider it possible (if not likely) that the results could be further improved after a careful exploration of the changes in the solution upon a change of (c_{e}) and (c_{mathrm{max}}); we will leave this exploration to a future work.
Thus far, the only study using this technology in the inner ear field has been for exploration of the changes in miRNA expression in the auditory forebrain of the zebra finch, after being exposed to song (Gunaratne et al, 2011).
The availability of highly sensitive proteomic platforms provides the opportunity for a broad uncensored exploration of the changes that occur in the proteome with the use of targeted anti-rheumatic drug therapies such as infliximab, a potent TNF-α inhibitor now widely used in routine clinical practice.
In addition, these results open the way to an exploration of the changes that occurred in both noncoding sequences and in regulatory sequences as a result of the compositional genome transition which took place at the emergence of warm-blooded vertebrates.
This phase of the work required detailed exploration of the change pathway to explore exactly how the interventions would act on participants in order to produce the demand management outcomes and impacts.
The renewal of the core curricula creates a common framework for the exploration of the change that takes place in the world and the surrounding society.
Studies of coinfections with pathogens that impact humans have provided the most comprehensive exploration of the change of effects of coinfecting pathogens.
The fact that small, less conserved, subunits, such as PsaJ, are involved in changing these orientations, provides relaxed evolutionary constraints that facilitate faster exploration of the available changes (Peisajovich et al., 2006).
Finally, more detailed exploration of the possible changes in muscle will provide greater insight into the training responses to plyometrics in rowers (e.g., hop test and vertical jump).
