Sentence examples for matched by changes from inspiring English sources
Such modifications to private property are now being matched by changes to public spaces.
Over the long haul, changes in supply or demand that benefit refiners should be matched by changes that benefit the customer.
Lateral contrasts in the development of biozones are matched by changes in the thickness and facies of lithostratigraphical units, and suggest the likely influence of basin architecture and/or tectonics of local patterns of chalk deposition.
In their book "Mismatch: Why Our World No Longer Fits Our Bodies", Peter Gluckman and Mark Hanson argue that the big changes in human history, most of which have happened rather recently in humans' evolutionary history, have not been matched by changes in human biology.
Fluctuations in employment growth relative to the EU average are matched by changes in either the activity or the unemployment rate or both.
The differences between the CRISPR repeats were matched by changes in the tracrRNA sequence (fig. 3 E) (Briner et al. 2014).
Some find a linear relationship between weathering rate and erosion rate; others, however, find that weathering is only approximately proportional to the square root of physical erosion such that changes in erosion rate are not matched by equivalent changes in weathering rate.
The changes in MLC20 phosphorylation induced by 10 μmol/L LY83583 in MA in the presence of U46619 mirrored the changes in arterial tension in non-permeabilized MA, and were matched by similar changes in [Ca2+]i.
To make matters worse, more febrile behaviour seems to be influencing markets: export quotas by large grain producers, rumours of panic-buying by grain importers, money from hedge funds looking for new markets.Such shifts have not been matched by comparable changes on the farm.
Su (1994) cautioned that superficial attempt to reorganize plant layout not matched by accompanying changes to manufacturing processes may lead to JIT failure.
Importantly, the effects of cavin-3 on ERK signaling are matched by inverse changes in Akt signaling.
