Sentence examples for published to change from inspiring English sources

In 1969, Jonathan Spence published "To Change China," an influential book about three hundred years of foreigners and their fragile ambitions for the place.

Thirteen of the papers used between two and eleven techniques from the published checklist to change behaviour (19 22, 25 33), and two did not report using any techniques (23, 24).

They were united by the frustration of producing small studies at their individual units that were based on good clinical questions but were unfortunately unlikely to be published or to change practice due to the small numbers and abridged follow-up available.

Although the results of many studies take years to be published and to change clinical practice – if indeed they ever do – this Cochrane report influenced practice rapidly around the world, especially in the UK where use of albumin decreased by 40 to 45% in the 6 months after publication [ 47].

So far, no study has been published to investigate the change of income-related inequality in CHE in western China along with the recent health insurance reform.

Mr. Wolfe said he has not returned to the South Bronx in the 25 years since his novel was published to witness any changes for himself.

The Global Development Professionals Network has always sought to be the space where best practice is shared, and thought-leadership published to drive learning and change in development.

Guinea pigs are included in various animal-assisted interventions (AAIs), but no research has been published to date on behavioral changes in guinea pigs interacting with humans.

However, just a few studies were published to date describing the changes in miRNA expression during exercise of different intensity [ 6- 12].

Few data have been published to date on renal microcirculation changes in sepsis.

There has been limited, albeit promising, work published to date probing gene expression changes associated with treatment response in individuals with psychiatric disorders.