When we discuss the participatory aspects of foresight, along with the changing profile of participants, their overall number changes too.
Despite the substantial evolution of the disease, particularly under the influence of HIV in the developing world, health services have failed to appreciate and respond to the changes, let alone seize the new opportunities presented by the changing profile of patients.
This was essentially a research project to understand how the changes in incidence and case fatality of heart disease and stroke related to the changing profile of risk factors.
Others said the move was inevitable considering the changing profile of the marketplace.
The changing profile of what we look for in our centre-backs needs another assessment.
Despite the changing profile of comfort shoes, women who have intimate relationships with their Louboutins are unlikely to stroll into a comfort shoe store.
Pearl Kamer, chief economist of the Long Island Association, a Commack-based business group, said "a gradual shift in the economy to white-collar service" over the past 30 years has added to the changing profile of the first-time home buyer.
But teachers have said the changing profile of A-level subjects may also reflect the financial squeeze that sixth-form education is facing, with fewer subjects on offer and choices limited to more mainstream courses.
Such negative consumer sentiment indicates that real spending is at risk of starting to decline for the first time since the recession of 1990-91.Americans' plans for what to do with their stimulus cheques reflect the changing profile of national consumption.
That shift reflects the changing profile of the protesters, says Christopher Garman of Eurasia Group, a risk-analysis firm.Research has found that an overwhelming majority of those who took part in the first big protests were, like Mr Filho, under 35, university-educated or students, and protest novices rather than hardened activists.
