Sentence examples for more to changes from inspiring English sources

It is shown that, in shut-down periods during power cycling, the cathode contributes more to changes in open circuit voltage than the anode.

And Mr. Chetty's most cited study demonstrates that consumers respond more to changes in an item's posted price than to changes in sales taxes.

Because tariffs are typically levied on the gross value crossing the border (with some exceptions, such as exports from Mexican maquiladoras), trade responds more to changes in tariffs down or up with global supply chains than without.But there is another, more subtle reason to worry about even small rises in tariffs.

On average, urban consumers react more to changes in expenditure but less to prices than rural consumers.

This suggests that changes seem in mid- and post-bloom time points are due more to changes in particular genes within taxa, than large-scale changes in the abundances of phyla-level taxonomic groups.

We focused on which adipose tissues contribute more to changes in cardiovascular risk factors.

Few books have done more to change the world.

had done more to change it than anyone else.

"We need to do more to change that, which means reducing the demand for migrant labour.

Harriet Harman, minister for women and equality, said firms must do more to change boardrooms.

Labour has done more to change the way Britain is governed than any government since 1911.