Sentence examples for line with the changes from inspiring English sources

However, it was exactly in line with the changes in women's roles that were taking place in Italian society.

This degree of increase is in line with the changes reported for H4 acetylation around the DSB26,27.

MacLennan's note to staff espouses a new "employee-friendly" culture introducing flexible working "in line with the changes in the media world".

"I believe that this will allow many of us to have a better work-life balance and I hope you will welcome this modern, employee-friendly approach that is so much in line with the changes in the media world," he said.

With the adjacency matrix and 15 hypothetical market situations, the cognitive map simulations were successfully performed yielding that the proposed two techniques could be used for successfully adjusting the design factors of the EC sites under consideration in line with the changes in customers' tastes and market situations.

And they said the 10% rate for homes between £250,000 and £500,000 should be cut to 5%, in line with the changes recently announced in England.

However, he said following the change to voting legislation the council had "taken steps to ensure that numbers of staff are increased at polling stations where we anticipate turnout may be high", adding that "guidelines on queue management in line with the change in law have been drawn up for presiding officers".

In a Watchtower article Rutherford declared the need for congregations to "get in line" with the changed structure.

In line with the change of paradigm on MS pathology, 1H-MRS provides evidence for metabolic alterations in normal appearing white matter in MS [18] [19].

In June 1998, the fasting glucose threshold was lowered to 126 mg/dL in line with the change in diagnostic criteria.

This contraction is in line with the change in coordination number (from 2 in 5 to 3 in 2 discounting the weak agostic contacts) at the lithium centre.