Sentences with phrase «comparable changes»

After a 37 % increase in net worth last month, I have been trying my best to post a somewhat comparable change in my next upcoming update.

After 5 consecutive years, schools face restructuring, such as firing staff, privatization, charter school management, state takeover, or other comparable changes; districts face similar sanctions.

Cameron now faces intense pressure from disgruntled voters, backbenchers and Cabinet ministers demanding that further Scottish devolution be accompanied by comparable changes across England.

The hypothesis aims to explain how the process of becoming close to people produces comparable changes in the appearance, reproduction and physiology of a whole range of domesticated animals.

These featured similar anorexigenic effects of intranasal insulin with decrease in meal frequency and total food intake together with comparable changes in hypothalamic gene expression (262, 264).

A companion paper by Will Doyle then analyses why no such comparable change has occurred in post secondary education, and what forces may cause major future reform in postsecondary education.

To investigate, we relate weekly, monthly and quarterly U.S. stock market returns to comparable changes in the Federal Reserve's System Open Market Account (SOMA) holdings, comprised of U.S. Treasury bills, U.S. Treasury notes and bonds, U.S. Treasury Inflation - Protected Securities (TIP) and Mortgage - Backed Securities (MBS).

If the third wave is to lead to global democracy, comparable changes will have to occur in Confucianism and Islam.

The prime minister has dropped his insistence on linking Scotland's package of post-referendum devolution to comparable changes in England.

Even though the three tropical continents, Asia, Africa and South America, had comparable changes in carbon patterns in 2015 relative to 2011, different processes drove these changes in each region.

The comparable changes for the other variables are 5.7 years for the mother's age at child's birth, 2.6 years for mother's years of education, 2.1 for number of siblings, and a 69 percent increase in parental income.