Sentence examples for the basis for changes from inspiring English sources
These structural network differences may provide the basis for changes in functional connectivity and indeed cognitive function as we grow older.
The basis for changes in spindle configuration and the differential decrease in trophectoderm cell numbers after heat shock are not clear, but may lead to reduced embryonic development and perhaps the low pregnancy rate of domestic animals during hot seasons.
This may then form the basis for changes in the scheduling of work periods for working pregnant women.
In the nervous system, these modulations and/or changes of cellular properties are the basis for changes of neuronal properties (i.e., synaptic plasticity) [23], [24] (for a review, see Ref. [25], [26]).
An early identification of cows at risk for endometritis could provide new targets for intervention and the basis for changes in management practices to prevent this disease.
Studies have indicated that heavy metals may affect reproduction through interference with estrogen-responsive elements (Vetillard and Bailhache 2005) but invariably cause changes in ROS, which may also be the basis for changes in endocrine function with other Hg species and other heavy metals (Henson and Chedrese 2004; Martin et al. 2003).
"[Bahr] put his trust in the might of freedom and the power of dialogue, that was the basis for change through rapprochement".
Peer counselling, focused on condom use and sexual negotiation skills, formed the basis for change in individual and social norms.
Therefore, readers must carefully and critically appraise published reports prior to adopting a recommendation as the basis for change in practice.
Potentially Shefer et al.'s (this issue) analysis of young men's talk has a more positive take: while recognising the dominance of certain discourses, they also highlight how young men's vulnerability is also evident in talk and how this establishes a precariousness that may be the basis for change.
Cell wall modification enzymes may be on the basis for the changes in cell proliferation and vascular tissue formation of in vitro cultured tissues [ 24, 41].
