Sentence examples for invoke changes from inspiring English sources

Lipid hormones invoke changes in gene expression; that is, their action is to turn on or off the instructions issued by deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) to produce proteins that regulate the biosynthesis of other important proteins.

"I genuinely believe that if we don't do this, the powers that be will in fact invoke changes for the organisation".

Alternative scenarios that explain the magnetic field history invoke changes in tectonic style and in the heat transport mechanism, from plate tectonics to stagnant lid (Nimmo and Stevenson 2000; Stevenson 2001; Breuer and Spohn 2003; see Fig. 11), or consider the effects of impacts.

We must engage in the difficult work of making certain that our colleges and universities invoke changes much more radical and lasting than the lowering of tuition costs for a few years in the hope that it will be enough to silence the critics.

Parents also raised concerns that the HPV vaccine could invoke changes to sexual behaviour [ 38- 40, 51, 54, 55]: " Because it would encourage my daughter to have sex and I wouldn' t want that" [Mother, USA].

His season begins with a revival of his 1997 play (set in 1918) about a Chinese polygamist who returns home after three years abroad and tries to invoke change.

While Pope John Paul II may be right about the extraordinary power of conversion that may invoke change in the souls of abusive priests, the church must not forget what cannot be mitigated under any circumstances, and that is the irreparable harm inflicted upon the victims.

These are all natural times to invoke change.

This is the time to speak our conviction and use our voices to invoke change.

If we're going to invoke change, that has to be part of it.

Lissitzky was devoted to the idea of creating art with power and purpose, art that could invoke change.