But the committee said the rationale for the plan remained untested while the "high level of change" involved could "compromise" the Army's ability to respond to emergencies.
A high level of change is not uncommon, especially when a president is re-elected and embarks upon a second term.
In addition, the high level of change with regard to non-complementary design aspects and the observed direction of these changes lend support to the stated expectations.
The investigation and application of the green chemistry principles have led to a high level of change in the manufacturing and design of chemical products, with the development of cleaner and more benign processes as human and environmental safety demand.
For this question, there is a fairly high level of change over the course of the activity, with four pupils reporting changes on the Likert scale in the direction opposite to "improvement", and three in the direction of "improvement" (Table 1).
Both studies indicate that the 2° structures are conserved despite a high level of change in the primary structures and suggest that the rrnC operon is functional.
Results showed not only that a large number of genes are differentially expressed, but a high level of change and significance, mainly during the first week of regeneration.
39 Implementation of an intervention in a setting such as that of the care home, which experiences a high level of change, in terms of employee and resident throughput, cannot be expected to last long term without regular input.
First, the workplace had recently been through several organizational changes, e.g., fusions with other canteens, and employees reported a high level of "change fatigue".... the implementation of the intervention was affected by the fact that the overall administration introduced a non-smoking policy at the whole workplace at the time the interventions were implemented.
Methylation-specific protein binding patterns were found within the aryl hydrocarbon receptor repressor (AHRR) gene with the highest level of changes associated with tobacco smoking.
