Sentence examples for made by changes from inspiring English sources

They added most savings would be made by changes in the way they work.

An Irish study on the GMS scheme investigated whether cost savings could be made by changes in prescribing practice.

Table 3 shows cumulated changes in accessibility using 1960 as the reference period (( Delta {A}_i^{60, t}Big) ), together with the relative contribution made by changes in population (ΔPA i 0,t ) and infrastructure (ΔIA i 0,t ).

It then discusses the range of effects that digital technologies can have on the HE curriculum, in terms of both the opportunities presented, and the demands made by changes in society and business.

While this 11-Mb region on Chr 1 included the greatest number of genome-wide significant SNPs in our study, the frequency of the favourable SNP alleles (associated with low hip score) is already very high, suggesting that the average effect of the favourable allele is small [ 34] and consequently little genetic progress in CHD could be made by changes in frequencies at this QTL.

I/O models can estimate changes to the whole economy made by single changes in economic activities.

All extra-intestinal manifestations except IBD were made by radiological changes.

Clinical diagnosis of exposed dentine is made by assessing changes in colour or optical properties of the hard tissues.

The diagnosis of cerebral edema with herniation was generally made by clinical changes in the patients' neurological exam, confirmed radiographically, and confirmed again by the autopsy.

The improvement made by this change is visible in the comparison shown by Fig. 8 in an environment with a static obstacle.

One draft version of the primer even addressed -- and dismissed -- major arguments made by climate change contrarians.