Sentence examples for generated a change from inspiring English sources

His arrival in October 2000 generated a change in the Lions' collective attitude and fortune, successfully persuading Senegal's best players to participate and benefiting from their familiarity with each other.

Models were adjusted for covariates that generated a change in predictor effect estimates of 5%% or more.

Most of the mutations were located in exon 1, where 12 amino acid substitutions were identified, five of which generated a change of charge in the amino acid.

The overall results of the focus groups, the field test and the expert consultations generated a change in the item design, hence it is suggested that the aspect of Chronbach Alpha is taken specifically into consideration when validating the questionnaire in its application e.g. in the European Health Literacy Survey.

Neither full-length UvrB nor UvrB1 414 generated a change in SPR signal when added to a streptavidin chip coated with biotinylated UvrD1 647 (Fig. 2A and B), indicating that these proteins cannot bind to UvrD that lacks the C-terminal region.

PS interferometric-based detection consists, in general, of the pore wall-analyte immobilization which generates a change in the refractive index of the layer and is detected as a corresponding shift in the interference patterns (therefore the optical thickness (OT)) [18].

This interaction generates a change on the gold Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) band.

The first of these responds rapidly to a stimulus generating a change in the interaction which, in turn, causes a much slower response of the second sub-system.

These behavioral changes will generate a change in levels of health insurance claims, and we might expect to find a significant relationship between changes in the legal environment for medical malpractice and losses incurred by health insurers.

Results indicated that a combination of innovation attributes generates a change in: a) educational methodology, b) technological tools and ways to present its contents, and c) the way the teacher thinks and students act.

If you see a blackbird during winter with a yellow eye ring and yellow bill, it is most certainly British – blackbirds breed early in the year and their hormones generate a change from black to yellow.