Sentence examples for relation to a change from inspiring English sources

It is hard to imagine the City being treated in such a cavalier way in relation to a change in banking policy.

Thermo-gravimetric analysis (TGA) is a technique used to determine changes in weight of a known quantity of sample in relation to a change in temperature.

Halliday (2003: 147) explores human history so-called "semohistory" in relation to a change in ways of meaning that is changed in the semiotic construction of reality.

A spokeswoman for the NHS Cancer Screening Programmes said if "evidence changed", in relation to a change of approach, they were "sure that would be a step that would be looked at".

While participation is seen as an opportunity to foster this paradigm change, it has so far shown limited results and further research is needed to uncover the mechanisms of participation in relation to a change of paradigm.

According to The Scotsman, the 2003 Labour Party Conference "applauded deliriously because the government has revived Hattie Jacques", in relation to a change in government policy.

It also provides a forum for various actors to communicate, cooperate and learn in relation to a specific change or transition.

Branches were selected for comparison due to their proposed relation to an evolutionary change in relative and/or absolute brain size.

The first research question assesses the outcomes of the participatory process in relation to a potential paradigm change.

It won't work to think: "How can I get this person to change for me?" But it will work to think: "How can I change?" As we change in relation to a situation, everyone else involved changes along with us.

Overall physiological changes could be detected and categorized in relation to a critical developmental phase change in B. mori by coarse-grained representations in which the organization of metabolic pathways related to a specific developmental phase was visualized on the basis of constituent changes of 56 identified metabolites.