If a theory by nature is liable to change, it cannot be considered absolutely true.
First, avoid industries that the government considers "strategic", such as natural resources but remember that the government is liable to change its mind.
While Twilio has largely stuck with its simple $1 model, that is liable to change as the company grows.
The concept behind depositary receipts may not be new, but their use in China has not previously been formalized, and that is liable to change now.
As a result, the socio-economic planning context permitting the definition of the project characteristics (method, capacity, on site development or new construction, route) is liable to change between the preliminary studies, the preliminary design file, the final draft design file and the commissioning.
Any statistical inference statement about the parameter is liable to change as the evidence changes.
Hence the overall impact of a repeat insertion into an operon is difficult to predict, and is liable to change with the variation in the length of the BOX element and the context of the insertion site.
Furthermore, we recognise that the situation is liable to change particularly as electronic access to journals becomes more widespread and this survey is cross-sectional and therefore unable to track changes in readership levels or journal impact factors over time.
In addition, the nurse's role is liable to change in coming years [ 51] and the arrival of newly graduated nurse practitioners specialized in primary care will require further adjustments, by both the healthcare system and patients.
You can give your teammates your server's IP address so that they can connect, but this IP address is liable to change sometime in the future.
This reflects the difficulties of attempting to fix times to run a group when many of the participants are liable to changes in medical plans, which are beyond their control.
