Sentence examples for the decisive changes from inspiring English sources

Samples were taken at five selected time points of the fermentation process, which were chosen to follow the initial cell growth (sampling points I, II and III) and to determine the decisive changes within the early (IV) and the late stage (V) of the protease-producing states.

In this process the decisive change from the nomadic hunter-gatherer way of life of Paleolithic times to settled agriculture has not so far been identified.

But I had already reformed monetary policy; and the stable monetary framework that he inherited, with the inflation target at its heart, was the decisive change.

If this is the case -- if the big story this year is that born again votes support the Democratic candidate over the Republican candidate, and that this swing could be the decisive change from 2000, 2004, and 2006, one wonders why America's major news outlets are all trying to twist the Dobson story into some overblown clash of cultures between Christians and Obama.

In this initial session the decisive change of focus and distribution of role and responsibility are best introduced by the patient's physician.

The authors also highlighted the appeals for decisive changes in the policies governing the development of antimicrobials.

Our results support the finding that psychosocial working conditions have a confounding effect, based on the small but decisive changes in the effects of occupational groups on the risk of DP when taking into account psychosocial working conditions.

This passing of the unipolar moment was the first of four decisive changes that transformed the world – in some crucial ways for the better.

The symptoms led to decisive changes in the patients' lives, against which they struggled.

Since moving to Washington in 2000, Sarah's work has focused mainly on securing the kinds of decisive changes in U.S.-Cuba policy implemented by President Obama in 2015.

The only decisive change is made by the Rat, who leaves town forever.