Sentence examples for for change linked to from inspiring English sources
The Union spreads its values most effectively through peer-pressure for change, linked to hopes of accession.
Facilitators for change linked to the educational session were peer support and teamworking supported by audit and comparative feedback.
Other factors for change linked to the educational session were peer support, teamworking and benchmarking through audit and comparative feedback.
The main strengths of the study were that it provided an explanatory framework for changes linked to a quantitative study into the effect of protected learning time on prescribing, that the practices were stratified for inclusion according to change in prescribing and that prescribing status was blinded by both interviewee and interviewer.
The insulin cohort was to be larger than the exenatide BID cohort because a greater variability was anticipated in the former for the time to treatment change (linked to the use of different insulin regimens).
In this regard, monozygotic twins are a good model for studying epigenetic changes linked to aging: they provide evidence that these changes can accumulate over time, as one individual may gradually undergo alterations that his or her twin (with identical genotype) does not (Fraga et al., 2005; Schneider et al., 2010).
The Cuban sugar economy, for example, underwent major changes linked to the creation of highly capitalized central mills that used new processing machinery to increase refining capacity and benefited from new transportation technology to ease the sale to export markets.
High-density genotyping and gene expression arrays can quickly and cheaply scan the genome for alterations and gene-expression changes linked to cancer.
However, as noted above, the AT-MD simulations are relatively short and more extended simulations and/or sampling is likely to be needed to more fully address possible conformational changes linked to, for example, binding of PIP3 to the PTEN active site.
Dahl and Gunnar [ 2009, for further discussion] have reported a broader range of affective changes linked to puberty, for example emotions in response to social situations.
In an analogous comparison with data for the Alzheimer's disease hippocampus we demonstrate a low correlation of global changes and a moderate correlation for changes specifically linked to the SALS diseased state.
