Sentence examples for resulting changes to the from inspiring English sources
For this study, continuous physics-based simulation software was required to predict the effects of changing deceleration levels on inter-station journey times and investigate the resulting changes to the interaction between trains, and hence determine the influence on capacity.
If, as was recently suggested by the Chatham House thinktank, this shadow price was factored into the cost of UK food with high emissions, the resulting changes to the UK diet could lead to emission reductions of nearly 19m tonnes of carbon dioxide.
Over the last few years, researchers have calculated that some of the resulting changes to the earth's climate, including increased temperature, are more persistent still: even if emissions are abruptly ended and carbon dioxide levels gradually drop, the temperature will stubbornly remain elevated for a thousand years or more.
In addition, it allows real-time addition of cofactors, substrates, and ligands while monitoring the resulting changes to the complexes.
While all flours had significant effects on resulting changes to the metabolite profile, each resulted in distinct responses from the samples.
Individual groups of potential confounders were added into the model and the resulting changes to the RR for maternal CMD and infant diarrhoea were recorded (table 2).
This case describes the history of Oliver Wyman, the rebranding process, and the resulting changes to organizational structure and recruiting.
Even so, the decision, and the resulting change to Google results and its operation, could have significant long-term effects.
Most of the resulting changes led to the fusion of two – or in some cases three – neighboring ORFs, and/or the extension of ORFs at the 5' or 3' end.
The second satellite, called the Gravity Recovery and Climate Experiment (Grace), measures gravitational changes resulting from changes to the mass of ice.
In early 2000, the Federal Bureau of Investigation pursued accusations of nepotism in city agencies, resulting in changes to the permitting process for antennas.
