Sentence examples for the term was changed from inspiring English sources

The term was changed to "peaceful development".

It was also soon realized that VPF was associated with growth of blood vessels (i.e., angiogenesis) around tumors (Dvorak et al. 1991; Senger et al. 1993) and the term was changed first to "vascular permeability factor/vascular endothelial growth factor" (Senger et al. 1993) and finally to merely "vascular endothelial growth factor" (VEGF) by 1993 (Adamis et al. 1993).

The terms were changed in February after bondholders rejected the transaction.

With no deal and the indictment looming, the terms were changed.

Kip Penniman, a credit analyst with KDP Investment Advisors, said the offer would fail unless the terms were changed in bondholders' favor.

Second, some of the terms were changed to make them more acceptable and understandable for patients, their families and carers, as perceived by the participants.

In a second series of models fitting order of the species richness and the legume term were changed.

In 8 out of 19 cases where the specificity of terms was changed the community submitted term and curator chosen term were in a direct parent child relationship.

The IRS "be-on-the-lookout" terms were changed a few days later from "various local organizations in the Tea Party movement" to "organizations involved with political, lobbying, or advocacy".

For this reason, also the pore water terms were changed (cases 6 10).

The agreements said that Countrywide Home Loans, a unit of Countrywide Financial, would buy back mortgages in the pools if their terms were changed to help borrowers remain current.