Sentence examples for express a change from inspiring English sources

Although his grandfather did not specifically say anything to him, Phelps-Roper claimed "he seemed to express a change of heart" while in hospice.

To express a change in the sensitivity of the BSR substrate in terms of the mountain model and the measurements reported here, we must distinguish among psychophysical, performance, and psychometric functions.

In Sunday's letter, Lord Black expressed a change of heart over his scheduled repayments, insisting that some of the noncompete agreements he had been accused of misusing had in fact been approved by the board.

This grounds the distinction between the grammatical subject of the sentence expressing a change and the subject of the change.

The InteractionFlow expresses a change of state of the user interface: the occurrence of the event causes a transition of state that produces a change in the user interface.

Williams said the administration was expressing a "change of policy by only the barest of threads".

UPDATE: 6 p.m. CT -- In an statement sent early Wednesday night to HuffPost, Ponce expressed a change of heart on the matter, writing that "on further reflection we feel that we missed the mark in the series of gang questions I asked Commissioner Garcia".

MicroRNAs 30b, 107 and 137 in astrocytes expressed a change in their levels post-OGD conditions.

The effects of anthropometric indices were modelled as quantitative variables expressing a change in mortality per unit increase of the index.

It should be noted that some students expressed a change in their perceptions (towards positive) after exposure to family medicine [ 22, 24].

Two (11%) in alprazolam group, five (25%) in melatonin group and six (33%) patients in placebo group expressed a change to other premedicant in future.