Sentence examples for shocks and changes in from inspiring English sources

And every time we get the shocks and changes in atmosphere around terrorism then we'll take a step back.

As for elasticity estimates, while it is true that their values might change over time, it is plausible to assume that this change would not be substantial over a short period of four years, as underlying demand behavior would need time to adjust to various shocks and changes in the economy.

Of course, fiscal policy is not really suited as a tool to fine tune responses to small shocks, and changes in fiscal policies involve costs to credibility.

This study aimed to describe urinary albumin excretion in patients with septic shock and changes in microalbuminuria levels in the first 3 days of treatment.

While the basic mechanism underlying heat stress resistance seems to be the heat shock response, cold stress resistance seems to involve several mechanisms including cryoprotectants, antifreeze proteins, glycerol, heat-shock proteins and changes in membrane fluidity and composition [65].

As Slate's Matt Yglesias pointed out: "Year-to-year fluctuations in GDP growth are driven by the Federal Reserve, external shocks to commodity prices, and changes in the budget deficit.

The slowdown during the period 1975-1987 coincides with the growth deceleration in OECD countries during 1973-1987 in response to the oil shocks and resulting changes in macroeconomic policies (Maddison, 1989).

This geometry reveals more details of shock-induced effects, such as melting and changes in elasticity.

The present study was carried out to examine the interaction of vanadium and phosphorus and changes in heat shock genes to optimize the growth of chickpea genotypes.

The hyperthermic response of MFC10A was strongly indicative of statistically significant gene expression alterations in a large number of genes involved in cell cycle regulation, apoptosis, heat shock response, and DNA damage response, and changes in the expression of genes involved in these biological pathways were not observed in the three breast cancer lines.

That's part of the reason why the U.S. energy system responded fairly quickly to the first oil shock, and why changes in behavior are harder to discern in the current crisis.