Sentence examples for of those changing from inspiring English sources

Of those changing health plans, a little over half cited changes in their insurance as the reason for also changing their source of care.

Now, we might imagine that each participant in shared activity might have the authority unilaterally to revise or defeat the intention in light of those changing circumstances, whereupon other participants would have to abide by the change unless, of course, they think that some mistake has been made (Roth 2004).

The most frequently cited reason for change was insufficient IOP control reported for >60% of those changing therapy within the first six months and for >50% of those changing across the full study period (Table 4; patients with therapy disruption related to access or formulary changes were excluded from chart abstraction).

For Republicans, the reality of those changing demographics tempers their heightened hopes for beating Mr. Obama.

It does so by construing a constitution or at least those parts of it that incorporate abstract principles[23] as a living entity whose limitations are sometimes open to revisiting and revision in light of those changing times and (one hopes) improved moral/political understandings that tend to cause originalists so much trouble.

Dialogue, face-to-face, is one of those changing dynamics.

Hemkens et al. (17) identified 127,031 patients exposed for an average of 1.63 years, 95,804 to human insulin and 23,855 to insulin glargine, excluding those using combinations of insulin and those changing insulin.

Beginning in a similar vein to all of those thousand changing of the guard ceremonies that have gone before it, the drum role begins before being accompanied by the haunting music.

The simulated characteristics were compared with those of the changing one of the channel parameter if other channel parameters are constant, the improved characteristics were discussed, finally.

Such tactics commonly result in half of those contacted changing some part of their private lending plan, a figure Blaisdell views as a tremendous victory.

Not only did this help managing economic resources but improved the very conditions of those women, changing their status of "women" as "engineer" ("Today I am not a woman, I am an engineer").