Sentence examples for the relevant changes from inspiring English sources
The relevant changes have been made.
26 The relevant changes in the Revised Statutes were adopted virtually without comment, as was the definition of civil rights jurisdiction in the 1911 Code.
They chose that specific manganite because charge ordering occurs in it at room temperature, so they can track the relevant changes in the material when supercooled.
The discussion of the Directive in part 2 of this case note has been limited to the relevant changes since the judgement there annotated.
Its latest study was published on July 6 and found that analyses which show fiscal contraction to be expansionary have misspecified the relevant changes in the fiscal balance.
Likewise, its influence on some physical and transport properties of the plant tissue and the relevant changes induced in osmotic and convective drying processes are discussed, since these are probably the most interesting alternative processes to lengthen the impregnated product shelf-life.
In the case of the clinical trial formulation group, the relevant change rates were 0.24% after 2 weeks of use and 3.37% after 4 weeks of use, indicating insignificant effects on temperature reduction.
Thereby, the irrelevant change meant that S2 differed from S1 in orientation only, while the relevant change meant that S2 differed from S1 in color only.
As shown in Figure 8B and 8D, the irrelevant change of shape elicited N270 although its latency was delayed relative to the relevant change and both change conditions, yet the irrelevant change of orientation did not evoke N270.
Second, the first comparison stage predicts that only the relevant change elicits significant N270, and the N270 latency is not affected by the number of the memorized objects (see N2pc results of [12] for example).
The latency of N270 (Mean peak latency 290 ms) was delayed in the relevant change relative to the one-item condition (Mean peak latency 230 ms), which may be because of the increasement of comparison difficulty.
