Sentence examples for universal changes from inspiring English sources

Other universal changes: the Ribbon, the giant toolbar at the top of the window, looks less cluttered, and you can customize it (hallelujah!).

Third, Wikipathway analysis showed universal changes in VEGF-VEGFR2 and striated muscle contraction pathway (Figs. 1H and S5A).

Importantly, one of the universal changes in cancer is glycosylation and carbohydrate-binding antibodies can be produced to selectively recognize tumor cells over normal tissues.

What happens at the level of implementation when a government imposes universal changes in practice standards not driven by, or even agreed to by, clinicians?

Similarly, our results differ from the profiles described in the brains of sheep with natural scrapie [ 10, 11], indicating the absence of universal changes associated with prion infection.

There may be no alternative to government initiatives aimed at generating universal changes, although such is the diversity of the food and restaurant industries that this will raise substantial practical, commercial, and political problems.

Applying this unbalanced increase in mtDNA degradation without a matching change in replication has a strong effect on mtDNA dynamics as it corresponds to a universal change in the 'control' applied to the system, analogous, for example, to changing target copy numbers in manifestations of relaxed replication (Chinnery and Samuels, 1999).

The new global development agenda has captured the imagination of civil society, international institutions and many governments – rich and poor – because they have the potential to make ambitious and universal change to our economies, societies and environments.

Movement-in-substance is not universal change or flux without direction, the product of conflict between two equally powerful principles, or a reflection of the nonbeing of the world of nature when measured against the world of permanent forms.

The company reckons the new transistors, which should be available later this year, will consume half as much power as its existing offerings, making them particularly suitable for mobile computing, where battery life is an important selling point.A universal change to three dimensions, though, will be difficult to sell to an industry that has grown up thinking in two.

"That seems to be a universal change in these streams," says fisheries biologist Daniel James of the US Fish and Wildlife Service in the Black Hills of South Dakota, where Didymo appeared in 2002.