Sentence examples for much wider changes from inspiring English sources

However, much wider changes occur in the immune transcriptome of visceral WAT depots, which are early and sustained.

But from the start, Cheney and Rumsfeld began pushing for a much wider change, what the president called a "war on terror".

That is part of a much wider change described by the ugly word "onshoring", the reverse of the offshoring that has swept through much of industry in the West, in services as well as manufacturing.

This time, however, the company is introducing the new feature alongside a much wider change: the first chance to use end-to-end encryption to secure conversations on Facebook Messenger.

Twitter, more generally, has been confronting a much wider set of changes both in recent times and over the last several quarters.

In ninth-century Wessex they each ruled a single shire, but by the middle of the tenth they had authority over a much wider area, a change probably introduced by Æthelstan to deal with the problems of governing his extended realm.

In order for more women to give birth at a primary unit other aspects of women's beliefs need addressing, and much wider socio-political change is required.

In order for them to feel 'safe' going to a primary unit, other aspects of women's beliefs and the complexity of the concepts of 'risk' and 'safety' need to be identified and explored, and much wider socio-political change will be required.

The generals' failure to grasp that the Shinawatras are only a symbol of much wider demands for social change and equality is the central flaw in their plan.

And those ripple effects could have spread much wider – to government policy, or changes in attitudes and beliefs.

Results: We develop generalized UniFrac distances that extend the weighted and unweighted UniFrac distances for detecting a much wider range of biologically relevant changes.