Sentence examples for means of changes from inspiring English sources

Land-use intensity and landscape complexity could potentially affect weed flora of agroecosystems, by means of changes in species richness and composition.

In the present study, we applied TBS in combination with pseudo continuous arterial spin labeling (pCASL) in order to address the question of whether TBS effects are measurable by means of changes in physiological parameters such as cerebral blood flow (CBF) and if TBS-induced plasticity can modify motor behavior.

Instead of having film store information by means of changes in light-sensitive chemicals, a light-sensitive computer chip stores it electronically.

One of these phosphoproteins, synapsin I, by means of changes in its state of phosphorylation, appears to control the fraction of synaptic vesicles available for release and thereby to regulate the efficiency of neurotransmitter release.

As opposed to clinical PET images that can be interpreted both visually and semi-quantitatively, SA-PET images, when used for therapy monitoring, are interpreted only by means of changes in semi-quantitative values like SUVs or percentage injected dose per gram of tissue (%ID/g).

Program participants operating in the manufacturing industry have generated on average 6.9 % productivity growth per year, which, when we take into account that in this period the total number of employees of enterprises in this sector increased by an average of 14.1%% (Fig. 17), represents an increase in productivity achieved by means of changes in the work process, rather than layoffs.

A developing society leaves porous the border between what is normal and abnormal, between sanity and insanity, in order to use this ambiguity as a means of change.

A younger generation of members may be less willing to tolerate the peaceful means of change insisted upon by the leadership.

Whatever the means of change, whether through parliament or revolution, it seemed obvious to all the guests that nothing could stop the relentless progress of social democracy and the benefits which it would shower on the whole human race.

The exhibition presents a confusing mix of politically motivated artworks from the 1960s to today by more than 60 artists, united, a wall text says, "by a desire to mobilize art as a means of change".

The results of this comparison also raise an interesting question about the means of change and the outcome it achieves.