Sentence examples for former changes from inspiring English sources

In adults the former changes are much more readily perceived (or judged) to involve causal interactions than the latter.

The contributions of fire patterns and spatial factors were high, respectively 60.6% and 43.4%, the influence of montado patterns and former changes in montado being lower (34.4%).

The most important advantage of the functionally graded materials over the laminated composites (Szekrenyes 2010; Szekrenyes and Vicente 2012) is that the composition of the former changes gradually along one or more spatial coordinates.

The potential collinearity between "number of actions per correct answer" and "number of actions" (from Table 2, the correlation coefficient between these two variables is the highest: 0.78) may cause that the coefficient of the former changes its sign when both of them are included in a joint regression.

Former changes in the sea levels have left continental shelves, shallow areas in the sea close to land.

Using the former, changes in a number of compounds have been identified in breast cancers, including phosphomonoesters (phosphocholine and phosphoethanolamine), phosphodiesters, total phosphate and total nucleoside triphosphates [ 70].

Mr. Khalilzad has brought in a coterie of senior advisers, including a former "change agent" for companies like American Airlines, to provide ideas and jump-start the private sector.

I call the former change by transformative action, and the latter change by accumulative selection3.

Former Change.org COO and president Jennifer Dulski will take the role.

The former change is caused by alterations in the flow regime that are caused by reservoir operations.

Former change strips worn by Wales have included a green or white jersey.