Sentence examples for vast number of changes from inspiring English sources

Malcolm Booth, chief executive of the National Federation of Occupational Pensioners, said CDC schemes "could bring significant benefits, both reducing the costs and the risks of pensions for future pensioners", but cautioned that "the vast number of changes to both the state and occupational pensions" were already "causing confusion and uncertainty".

Indeed, the vast number of significant changes to metabolite levels makes it difficult to identify the specific 'point of influence' of any overexpressed gene in a given pathway.

"There are a vast number of demands for change behind the scenes placed on any club following promotion to the Premier League, and we have to ensure we meet those demands in time for next season.

"There are a vast number of demands for change behind the scenes placed on any club following promotion to the Premier League," added Blake.

It also suggests that among the vast number of genes with changed expression in a tumor, some of the most causally relevant are those that change very little.

Mr. Ghitelman's habits are no different from a vast number of Americans who have changed the way they grocery shop over the last decade.

The vast number of causes, pathophysiological mechanisms, and histological changes that characterizes tendinopathies may explain that the standard treatment fails in some patients.

In a system that emphasizes competition rather than collaboration among researchers, data sets resulting from multi-million investments from tax payers sit idle inside locked computers, only available to a small number of researchers despite their containing the seeds that would allow for the exploration of a vast number of important research questions that could change the healthcare landscape.

The Surat Basin Coal Seam Gas (CSG) play requires a vast number of wells to develop, and reservoir productivity changes quickly over small distances.

In contrast, phosphorus (P) and nitrogen (N) deprivation caused transcriptional changes in a vast number of genes in Arabidopsis[ 26, 27].

As a result of the vast number of nasopharyngeal swab tests performed during July 2009 a change in H1N1 testing was required and subsequently only patients with ILI and risk factors for an adverse outcome (e.g. pre-existing cardiorespiratory disease) had viral testing performed [ 20].