Sentence examples for through subsequent changes from inspiring English sources

He closes the report in very large, very bright type promising that "the commission will not measure its success by its recommendations, but through its ability to mobilize key stakeholders, and through subsequent changes in policies and practices nationwide".

Several of the characters went through subsequent changes as well.

Furthermore, since MD is known to vary through life, genes that appear to influence MD in mid-life could reflect early influences on MD at the time the breast forms in adolescence, or through subsequent changes or rates of change with increasing age, parity and the menopause, or through influences on both formation and age change in MD [ 30].

Bashar al-Assad now says he wants to resume negotiations from that point, as if his father's failure to follow through, along with subsequent changes in leadership and policies in both Israel and the United States, had never happened.

As the mass of ice retreated far to the north, glacial rebound (uplift of the Earth's crust in response to removal of the loading by ice) caused a general tilting of the land surface; the new lake basins also contributed to the subsequent changes through their own erosional action.

The ability of androgens to influence airway branching and lung maturation occurs through effects on lung fibroblasts and subsequent changes in fibroblast-epithelial cell communication [ 19, 22, 23].

In this respect, a timely theory of adaptive evolution must recognize the importance of phenotypic accommodation, that is, the refinement of the adaptive phenotype through subsequent mutational changes (Suzuki and Nijhout, 2006), in addition to selection operating on novel features arising from random variation owing to mutation (West-Eberhard, 2005b).

Enterocyte oxygen tension regulates iron absorption through its effects on the transcription of HIFs and subsequent changes in transcription of DMT1 [ 39].

The damage due to moisture ingression and the subsequent changes in failure behaviour are further investigated through thermal analysis (DSC, DMA) and optical microscopy.

Price differentials create subsequent changes in prices.

Through the use of these tools, the pastoralist has learned how to manipulate his/her flock (or herd) to graze or avoid certain patches of vegetation and thereby effect subsequent changes in land cover over time.