Sentence examples for of change extend from inspiring English sources

Nor do signs of change extend to capital punishment.

Ebadi's cautionary note on the cycle of change extended to the events sweeping over Libya and continuing to evolve even over the course of the conference, which will be expanded next year with Deepak Chopra vowing to "spearhead getting 100 million people activated before next conference!" as a number of Tweets put it.

However, the region with elevated number of changes extends over 1.5 Mbps in the two strains compared with the reference genome (Merchant et al. 2007).

Finally, once DC has evolved, it will reduce the cost of loss of genes in short pathways if the effects of expression change extend to these loci.

The extent to which the described patterns of testosterone change extend to vicarious victory and defeat in broader aspects of dominance competition like political elections is unknown.

The impacts of climate change extend far beyond the physical world.

We are at an early stage in understanding effective content [ 42], and the need to develop understanding of mechanisms of behaviour change extends far beyond both MI and alcohol.

However, it is unknown whether this pattern of testosterone change extends beyond interpersonal competitions to the vicarious experience of winning or losing in the context of political elections.

The maternal brain is a marvel of directed change, extending into behaviors both obvious (infant-directed) and less obvious (predation, cognition).

Applied to the fMRI data acquired while subjects performed the virtual-reality task, we observed that the dominant mode of functional connectivity change extended along the long-axis of the EC, approximately from the posterior to the anterior end, while the orientation of the second was largely perpendicular.

We may now raise the question of whether this vascular wall change extends beyond such affected sites and in fact this process of dimensional change actually precedes local processes.