Sentence examples for further structural change from inspiring English sources

There is one further structural change that is also likely to alter the nature of the labour market.

Walsh claimed that the combined airline had achieved cost savings of €313m through the merger, but further structural change was needed.

This is a big cultural shift for the FT that is only likely to be achieved with further structural change.

Such a change of dV S /dP may indicate the onset of further structural change in silicate glasses resulting from an average Si-O coordination number increase from 6 to 6+.

Murakami and Bass (2010) also reported an abrupt increase of P-V S gradient (dV S /dP) in SiO2 glass above ~140 GPa, which was also observed in MgSiO3 glass at ~133 GPa (Murakami and Bass 2011) and proposed the possibility of a further structural change such as a gradual increase of the average Si-O coordination number from 6 to 6+.

Then 30 IP finger joints showing further structural change, either destructive or reparative, were selected, comprising a collection of 90 images which were randomly numbered 1 to 90.

Further structural changes to the active-site structure occur upon formation of the "closed" conformation, in particular to the N-terminal region of the adjacent subunit as well as the segment between residues M87 and C105, which adopt helical structures.

Cholesterol (16d) is formed from lanosterol by further structural changes.

Inundated and understaffed organisations are already struggling to cope with further structural changes and the need to deliver budget cuts.

Morgan's comments come ahead of a major speech on education by David Cameron, who is expected to announce further structural changes for state schools.

Poignantly, given her departure, Abramson circulated the report with a memo to the newsroom saying that "the masthead needs to make further structural changes in the newsroom to achieve a digital first reality".