Sentence examples for merits changes from inspiring English sources

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However, no guidance exists on what may constitute programmatic significance, the threshold of inequity that merits changes in a program or policy.

Evaluation merits change depending on different applications.

When you can't win an argument on the merits, change the subject.

"While some of the findings have been modified slightly and one added," TriData said in the new report, "none of the new information merited changes to any recommendations in the original report".

GeneIDs may differ because the Entrez and RefSeq databases are not static, and sometimes updates to records merit changes in an identifier.

The corresponding value of the Haacke figure of merit changed from 0.15 × 10−3 to 7.16 × 10−3 Ω−1 due to the optimal laser annealing conditions.

Indeed, the ultimate question may not be Mr. Bush's feelings about Mr. McCain, or even about the merits of changes in the campaign finance process.

Representatives for power generation companies, consumers and various other groups will crowd into an air-conditioned meeting room in the William B. Travis Building in Austin to debate the merits of changes to the way the electricity system works.

Ministers, NHS regulators and the new NHS Commissioning Board are already debating the merits of changes that have been proposed from various quarters such as regulation of healthcare assistants, legal minimum staffing levels on NHS wards, a legally-binding "duty of candour" on all NHS staff to admit to mistakes, a blacklist of failed NHS managers and many others.

Members of the Democratic Party have been divided over the merits of changes in public education, including more funding for charter schools and teacher evaluation systems influenced by standardized test scores.