Sentence examples for literature of changes from inspiring English sources

There are reports in the literature of changes in corneal curvature with surgery although normally those occur within the first weeks after the surgical procedure and regress with time [ 43].

Like the deranged father in The Mussel Feast by Birgit Vanderbeke, written as the Berlin wall fell and considered a part of Wendeliteratur, the "literature of change", Käthe's punitive motherhood embodies oppression – but at a time when the wall was being erected and change was nowhere in sight.

The first draft was developed based on literature of change theory (Henderson et al. 2011a; Henderson et al. 2012a), the instructional system (Borrego et al. 2010; Lattuca and Stark 2009), and what is known about effective propagation (Seymour 2002; Blank and Dorf 2012; Cuban 1999; Fixsen et al. 2005).

A key strength of this paper is that it is the first systematic review of the literature on changes in physical activity across the transition to retirement.

For example, a large body of conflicting literature on changes in hepatic blood flows in cirrhosis have been generated based on the Child Pugh classification, 5 indicating that under the current paradigms, the Child Pugh score cannot properly reflect the physiological changes due to cirrhosis.

On the basis of literature reports of changes in biomass morphology and the above-cited reports on sulfur transformation in coals, a tentative pathway for sulfur transformation is proposed.

First, published literature on changes in trends of P, PET, and aridity across the world is surveyed.

There is a considerable body of literature on change-point analysis that assume that the random variables being considered are independent.

These results, along with reports in the literature of significant changes in the expression of over 300 genes, including increase in such pro-tumorigenic factors as VEGF and TGF- β after administration of G-CSF (McGuire et al, 2001; Fujii et al, 2004; Amariglio et al, 2007), led us to further investigate the potential for pro-tumorigenic effects of G-CSF on gastric and colorectal cancers.

"So much of the literature on change in the 18th and 19th centuries had been focused on revolutions in production, on factories and machines," Mr. Friedel said.

Something similar seems to be happening with the literature of climate change.