Sentence examples for in particular on changes from inspiring English sources

Although AGE accumulation is increased in cortical neurons, hippocampal pyramidal neurons, astrocytes, and other glial cells in aging and AD brain, the direct effect of AGEs RAGE interaction on brain function, in particular on changes in synaptic structure and function, remains largely unknown.

Within this typology, this paper focuses on the whole system, and in particular on evaluating changes to it.

Firstly in a semi-quantitative way to identify issues most frequently discussed, and secondly to provide a basis for discussion of issues emerging within each theme, focusing in particular on possible changes that were demanded of local health services.

In particular, one should change only facts that depend logically or causally on the counterfactual assumption.

The aim of this study was to investigate the unconventional side-effects of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) and tricyclics (TCAs) antidepressants during long-term treatment of depression, with a special focus on emotional blunting and, in particular, on the possible changes of some features of loving relationships.

This will be followed by a discussion on this topic, focussing in particular on how these changes impact Scottish organisations in their relationships with the EU.

The coaching program is based on principals of the cognitive behavioural therapy – e.g. education, realistic goal-setting and individual resources – and in particular on the behavioural change theory targeted to reduce and maintain weight by using inexpensive Internet and mobile technologies in combination with existing health care resources of GPs.

The counseling methods that will be used are motivational interviewing (MI) and problem solving treatment (PST), which focus in particular on intrinsic motivation for change and self-management of problems of the participants.

"The prime minister has fought hard for this deal and has secured positive changes, in particular on reducing the burden of pointless or excessive red tape.

Further, change management focuses in particular on the human and relational aspects of change, which prior reports in this field have suggested to be important [ 14].

Mitchell writes that while James is "very progressive", in particular on the issue of climate change, Lachlan is very conservative politically and "distinctly sceptical" about the science of global warming.