Sentence examples for that changing from from inspiring English sources

"But I think that changing from the franc to the euro is also a cause".

It is found that changing from the initial solid elements to powder elements results in higher temperature gradients, larger transient and residual stresses, and increased warpage.

We also found that changing from the L-form to the D-form of the amino acid at the amino and carboxyl termini resulted in a decrease of inhibition, but a greater decrease was observed for C-terminal changes.

Concentrating on the Dutch values, one notes first that changing from gatekeeping to free choice of physician would trigger a WTP value of 79 Euro, while the change to a physician list would require compensation to the tune of 137 Euro per year.

Regression analyses confirmed that changing from IFN to GA contributed to a decrease in fatigue (p <.0001, parameter estimate = -0.66).

It has been shown that changing from mercury sphygmomanometers to non-mercury devices (oscillometric or aneroid devices) affects the monitoring of blood pressure levels and hypertension prevalence [ 39].

Another explanation might be that changing job resources requires support from management that, if not present, may prevent generation of job resources.

As firms attempt to cope with an external environment that is changing from industrial to post-industrial, how do they implement change?

Carol Willis, the founding director of the Skyscraper Museum in New York, said the Seagram Building gave "a modernist corporate identity to a city that was changing from stone to glass".

And they need to do all of this under a leadership that is changing from the lion who no longer roars to the young elephants who have one foot inside the tent.

But that's changing from what we hear.