Sentence examples for if further changes from inspiring English sources

When asked if further changes in the show's cast were in the offing, he said, "There have been no conversations about that".

Mr. Port said he had appealed to Louis D. Boccardi, the president and chief executive of The A.P., who suggested that if further changes would damage the report, Mr. Port should consider abandoning it.

6.12pm BST Stowell says that if further changes to the bill are necessary to strengthen the protection offered to religious groups, the government is willing to make those changes.

McCarthy told The Huffington Post that the law doesn't addressed all of his concerns either, but he'll be watching closely to determine if further changes need to be made next session.

We expect initial improvements in thigh muscle function, pain, and knee-joint loading with high-intensity strength training after 6 months; 18 months will determine, for the first time, if further changes in thigh muscle function and composition significantly reduce knee-joint forces and inflammatory cytokines resulting in a greater decrease in pain and attenuated OA disease progression.

Rats of P13 17 were also studied to find if further changes occur in relation to the timeline of sensorimotor maturation from central vestibular neurons (Lai and Chan 2001) to air-righting reflex (Hård and Larsson 1975; Laouris et al. 1990).

This occurs if the change in parameter values increases the flux around the attractor faster than it moves its position, or if further change in parameter values no longer alters the position of an attractor in other words, the position of an attractor itself converges to a given location over time.

If no further changes are made, health experts say pressures will grow on health care providers to help people who, with a power wheelchair, can do many things for themselves.

The summaries and themes were then compared to the original data to see if any further changes were required.

According to mathematical models, eliminating TB as a public health problem, defined as a prevalence of Mycobacterium tuberculosis infection of <1%, has been predicted to occur among the Dutch by 2030 if no further changes in transmission occur (1, 2).

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