Sentence examples for moving change from inspiring English sources

Respondents with ICHD-2 migraine were stratified as either CM (¡Ý15 headache-days/month) or EM (<15 headache-days/month). MLE occurrences were defined as moving, change in significant-relationship status, work/school stressors, events w/children, deaths, other over preceding year.

Once we push through the logjam of inaction and start moving, change will happen quickly, with nonlinear effects that cascade in unpredictable ways.

These two words get a lot of air time at the tables where coalition leaders exchange ideas about how to create "needle moving change," whether the topic is childhood obesity, teen pregnancy or college readiness.

But again, if we appoint someone, without elections, without letting people choose who they want, someone whom the revolutionaries agree on and believe is capable of moving change, would we then be just like the people who are currently in power?

The Concierge lists are tailored by county and come packaged with a to-do checklist for moving, change-of-address forms, voter registration forms and a "Kids Concierge" list of entertainment, educational and sports activities.

Slowly moving changes in our animal spirits represent the real risk of a double-dip recession.

"I'll be looking at moving changes to make the exclusion period much greater and much tighter".

Stability of baseline measurements: The baseline measurements of percent duration moving changed across the stimulus presentations (F21,84 = 1.82p < 0.0296; Figure 5).

Thus, biochemodynamics addresses energy and matter as they move, change, and cycle through organisms.

If it must be moved, change the path in ".plabel" file.

People move, change their phone numbers, and otherwise outdate your address book all the time.