Sentence examples for precisely to changes from inspiring English sources

In an oft-cited study Gad Saad and John Vongas of Concordia University in Montreal found that men's testosterone levels responded precisely to changes in how they perceived their status.

For Hegel the absolute is the result of the self-cancellation of everything finite, whose mode of being is precisely to change into something different.

For both genotypes the changes in the faster delta frequencies clearly respond more precisely to the changes in sleep and waking.

This effect has been ascribed to the conformational changes in the polymer studied induced by external pressure at elevated temperatures, and more precisely, to the changes in the torsion angle between the phenylene rings and the zig-zag plane determined by nitrogen atoms.

The regulation of HIF-1α must be tight in cells in order to precisely adapt to changes of oxygen supply.

My, how you've changed Go east, young Mormon The pledge Red George Reprints Related items Lexington: Good ol' Strom?Nov 28th 2002 Atlanta's mayoral election: Race is a subtler business nowAug 2nd 2001It was precisely to prevent such changes that Lester Maddox went into politics.

From a realist perspective, this goal is approached by developing an initial rough theory about how an intervention is expected to work – that is, by identifying the underlying mechanisms that are expected to cause (or more precisely contribute to) change.

When I mention this to Spence, who has worked with Heston Blumenthal, he agrees and says: "From my reading of things, companies like Firmenich – one of world's largest flavour and fragrance houses – were funding people like Blumenthal a decade ago precisely to try and change the public's perception of 'synthetic' and 'scientific' in mass food via their acceptance of it in modernist cuisine".

The authors found that, for both time periods, the early spider orchid's peak flowering time shifted identically and precisely in response to changes in the average spring temperature: they found that flowering times occurred six days earlier for every degree Celsius increase in average springtime temperatures.

Small PEDs may be missed because we only scan the macular region in our subjects, while another previous study [ 24] applied SD-OCT to detect the RPE changes corresponding precisely to the leakage points on FFA around the whole retina.

Climate change legislation: "Designed precisely to drive energy costs through the roof".