Sentence examples for system including changes from inspiring English sources

These "anoxic events" are characterized by dramatic changes in the Earth's ocean atmosphere system, including changes in the rates of the cyclic transfer of elements at the Earth's surface and in atmospheric composition.

Mice deficient in SP-D (SP-D has been described as developing a characteristic phenotype which affects the surfactant system (including changes in the intra-cellular and intra-alveolar surfactant pool, alveolar epithelial type II cells and alveolar macrophages), lung architecture and its inflammatory state (development of an emphysema-like pathology, inflammatory cell infiltration).

Table 2 shows the evolution of the HRG system, including changes in the numbers of categories and scope.

"We need major changes in our criminal justice system — including changes in drug laws," Sanders said.

"Our criminal justice system is broken, and we need major changes in our criminal justice system — including changes in drug laws".

We need major changes in our criminal justice system – including changes in drug laws," Sanders said at George Mason University on Oct. 28.

The Archbishop said in a statement he was "deeply honoured" to have been appointed to the role, adding that the new system included changes to management, improvements in financial planning, reporting and auditing as well as greater involvement of senior lay experts in policy making.

Briefly, this scoring system included changes in articular cartilage structure (0 to 11), safranin-O staining (0 to 8), tidemark duplication (0 to 3), fibrocartilage (0 to 2), chondrocyte clones in uncalcified cartilage (0 to 2), hypertrophic chondrocytes (0 to 2), and relative subchondral bone thickness (0 to 2) for a maximum score of 30 per location.

However, the FHCI in Sierra Leone led to an even more systematic attempt to address health system barriers, including changes to facility financing, procurement of pharmaceuticals, health information systems and governance, which included innovative use of civil society monitors at facility level.

Other studies suggest central nervous system abnormalities, including changes in the blink reflex [7], larger availability of dopamine receptors in the putamen [8] and reduction of 6-[18F] fluorecaptationptation on putamen [9].

Small perturbations to the system may cause large changes in the system, including rapid changes to new states; in other cases, large perturbations may cause little change to the system.