It seems that Rankin and his confreres in crime were aghast at having to redraw parts of their protagonists' characters owing to the massive structural changes implicit in the creation of a single police force from eight regional police authorities.
Despite massive structural changes in the American healthcare system, proper care for the nation's aging baby boomers remains out of reach for many people.
However, the local population experienced similar problems at that time: there were considerable occupational changes and a downshifting on the qualifications ladder due to massive structural changes in the economy (see Sabirianova 2002).
Studies in animals and humans, conducted over the past few decades, have demonstrated that the absence of vision causes massive structural changes that take place not only in the visually deprived cortex but also in other brain areas.
I had just written a book on American political history in which I argue that the U.S. has had cycles of a long conservative period followed by what I call "big change moments," when a progressive party would sweep into power and make massive structural changes that would improve our country for all time.
Yet, although there are some similarities, the process today is quite different from that of the 19th century, or the 20th century, and although we may see the spread of consumption as an indication of a loss of virtue on the part of citizens and leaders, perhaps that greed is the result, rather than the cause, of massive structural changes in our economy.
However, modern human communication and mobility has undergone massive structural changes in the past few decades [1], [9].
Hospital care systems throughout the world are undergoing massive structural changes to concentrate tertiary care.
Moreover, an absence of massive structural changes after GC exposure does not necessarily imply that no functional, molecular or changes in responsivity [ 43] are induced.
