Sentence examples for integrated changes from inspiring English sources

Integration implies a reciprocity: the integrated changes its character as well as the character of the whole within which integration occurs.

Insights beyond reductionist views of efficiency are needed to encourage integrated changes in the use of the world's natural resources, with the aim of achieving a wiser use of energy, better farming systems, and healthier dietary habits.

Clearly, there is a need for new strategies and effective policies that encourage integrated changes in the use of the world's natural resources, with the aim of achieving a wiser use of energy, better farming systems, and healthier dietary habits.

Although several recent studies have provided empirical support for this approach, these studies have been short in duration (13 24 weeks) and the recommended changes (e.g. consuming cereal for 2 meals per day) could be considered relatively substantial in nature, as opposed to representing small and easily integrated changes based on one's current lifestyle, as suggested by the AOM campaign.

Isolated perfused hearts were used to study the effects of a decreased oxygen concentration in the perfusate on contractile performance (RPP) and phosphocreatine (PCr) concentration (assessed by 31P-NMR), and to describe the integrated changes in cardiac energetics regulation by using Modular Control Analysis (MoCA).

Results reported here provide a novel gene derepression mechanism, emerging from integrated changes in the levels of cytosine methylation and histone acetylation, which control IL-8 transcription.

After a week of meetings with Rob Marshall, its recently named show doctor, there were signs that "Seussical" would delay its opening -- perhaps by as much as a month -- to integrate changes into the $8.5 million musical.

It is worth noting here that the Doppler effect integrates changes in intensity as well as the frequency shifts.

However, reconciling these geodynamic models with the observed offshore sedimentary record directly is complex because the sedimentary record integrates changes in climate, sea level, lithology, and tectonics.

A major novelty is that spatial changes are performed according to a patch topology that allows to simultaneously integrate changes of different landscape elements (e.g. in agricultural fields and linear changes along corridors).

Diatoms are widely used for the bioassessment of permanent rivers and streams due to their broad distribution and their ability to integrate changes occurring in water composition and quality, but they have rarely been investigated in temporary streams.