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One of the City's most senior officials, she recently told an audience of bankers that the depth of cultural change needed to clean up the Square Mile was similar to attitudes to drink driving, which have altered between her generation – she is in her early 40s – and that of her parents.

One example is Bone density measurements (DXA) which have altered people's behaviour, experience of anxiety, and feeling of being vulnerable (Rimes et al., 1999).

We believe that the nucleation and growth processes of MgO were significantly influenced by the introduction of CNTs, which have altered the size and shape of MgO.

The economics of education literature has adopted several empirical strategies to identify the causal effect of vocational education, for instance by exploiting reforms which have altered either the length of compulsory education or the length of the vocational track.

We believe that the nucleation and growth processes of Ag nanoparticles were significantly influenced by the introduction of CNTs, which have altered the size and shape of Ag aggregated nanoparticles.

Astronomers in particular were stunned that the CCD sensors, connected to telescopes, could automate the time-consuming process of star gazing, giving spectacular pictures and data from outer space which have altered the way we see the universe.

On the other hand there is "the subsidized theater, which has altered the equation," except in his own case.

One obvious culprit is the Internet, which has altered to an indescribable degree the ways that we distract ourselves.

Mr. Ashcroft has closed ranks with President Bush in the war against terrorism, which has altered nearly three decades in which most attorneys general and F.B.I. directors sought to keep a distance from the White House.

Mic's arrival and rise has coincided with the growth in mobile as a go-to platform for news consumption, which has altered the industry, and how legacy publishers consider their news output.

Just today we saw Sec. of State Clinton extend the offer that the US would oversee a $100-billion 100-billion, which haidaltered the narrative from even 24 hours ago.