We asked as they were departing whether, with a new American President taking office, they anticipated any consequential change in Chinese-American relations.
In discussions of health care policy changes such as the recent health reform discussion in the U.S., vocal minorities receive a great deal of attention making any consequential change difficult.
For such a politically difficult task, the views of those most directly involved (e.g., those with cancer and family members) are needed to increase the chance of bringing about any consequential change in this area.
It now seems more likely that, rather than being plunged back into a medieval deep-freeze, consequential changes in the Gulf Stream will merely slow the warming of Europe.
Just a year old, Craftsteak has undergone so many targeted and consequential changes that I feel compelled to update my initial review, which awarded it one star.
Between 2000 and 2006, there were 18 states with consequential changes in the minimum wage11.
A number of other consequential changes occurred as a result of the war, which were also socio-political in nature (Bhatnagar and Singh 2011).
Nevertheless, increasing experimental evidence suggests that macrophage behavior is similarly controlled by physicochemical properties of the ECM and consequential changes in mechanosignaling.
This review concentrates on examples involving a combination of two or more of these effects, and with the consequential changes in engineering properties.
General observations from this review were that the features were unique for each case; the consequential changes were logically based on the causative changes; the analytical frameworks provided relevant structures for the studies, and the identified methods and technologies were pertinent for addressing both the causative and consequential changes.
