Sentences with phrase «significant change in status»

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MLPs are subject to significant regulation and may be adversely affected by changes in the regulatory environment including the risk that an MLP could lose its tax status as a partnership.

It is also interesting to note that erythrocyte DHA concentrations decreased with age in the breast - fed infants in the control group, whereas there was no significant change in DHA status with time in the formula - fed infants in the control group.

While the European Research Group of sixty Conservative Brexit - supporting MPs are demanding significant change in Britain's relationship with the EU, senior politicians are effectively promoting the status quo.

At this point, there was a significant push to enshrine the office as a two term limit for the sake of changing status quo and in 1951 they drafted an amendment to the constitution doing just that (Though it allowed the incumbent FDR and VP Truman to be exempt from this law until they were voted out, though this did not happen.

«For months, Mayor de Blasio has been asking us to support the status quo, and now that appears to be the position of the Democrat leadership in the Assembly, even though they requested and received significant changes to the mayoral control statute when it was first renewed in 2009,» Flanagan said.

In a statement announcing their endorsement, the Freedom Caucus said «our constituents will simply not accept a continuation of the status quo» and that «under the present circumstances and without significant changes to Conference leadership and process, [Webster] would be best equipped to earn back the trust of the American people.»

The scientists say that baseline data they collected and modeling predictions are important for comparative studies, especially if significant changes in amphibian health status or climatic conditions are encountered in the future.

This means that cells or urine or sweat can show significant swings in pH that greatly affect function and health status while the blood pH has minimal change.

The environment, food, genetics, relationships, and social economic status — all play a significant role in creating that change.

HUFFINGTON POST - Sep 14 - According to a Facebook survey conducted by AreYouInterested.com 25 % of people found out their relationship was over when they noticed a change in their significant other's relationship status.

For this reason, pursuit of a diagnosis is probably best limited to those cats who are exhibiting clinical signs that may be attributed to heartworm disease and / or for whom knowledge of their infection status will result in a significant change in their disposition pathway.

In such a time frame, many significant changes can take place and these changes can have a major impact on the dog's health status.

It will involve significant investments and structural changes to industry, an exceptionally challenging endeavor in light of its «factory of the world» status.

You want to change one or more provisions of your existing Will due to events such as a marriage or divorce, the birth of a child, a move to another state, a significant change in financial status, a change in tax laws, or the death of a beneficiary.

Undoubtedly, this has to do with the pace of change in tax and customer characteristics but I think that a significant reason is that the law publishers, with their legacies, have more to lose from abandoning books and print subscriptions and use lack of customer push as an excuse for maintaining the status quo.

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The rapid and significant changes to the legal status of marijuana in Canada raise new questions and challenges for employers across the country.

The most significant additions were the creation of «conditional permanent resident status» in 2012 (for Applicants in a spousal sponsorship application) and, with the changes to our Citizenship Act, «second class» Canadian citizens in 2014.

1) For a profession whose raison d'être is to provide access to justice by meeting the public's legal needs, the fact that the status quo has left and continues to leave significant legal needs unmet in Ontario is another (perhaps the most important) driver of the need for change;

Significant changes seen so far in the OS include changes and improvements in the Notification menu, the status bar, the navigation bar, Quick Settings, App badges, System UI customization options, physical keyboard support, Autofill API, background processes, PIP support and much more.

S Korean District Court Makes Potentially Game - changing Crypto Ruling A district court in the South Korean city of Suwon has made a potentially significant ruling that may affect the legal status of cryptocurrencies in the country.

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There were no significant changes in child functioning over the same period by maternal remission status, regardless of whether child functioning was assessed using the maternal - rated CBCL or the clinician - rated C - GAS (data available on request).

Formal tests to determine if the above rates of changes in children's diagnoses varied with mothers» remission status were statistically significant (P =.02), and remained significant after further adjusting for maternal depression severity at baseline, maternal treatment setting, annual household income, and child treatment status during the 3 - month follow - up interval (P =.01).

This treatment has been shown to produce clinically significant improvements on a number of measures, often resulting in changing the diagnostic status of the child from disordered to normal.

For each parenting variable, if significant variability was documented in initial parenting status (i.e., T1 parenting behavior) or parenting change trajectories (i.e., a slope was computed for each parent to assess parenting change across T1, T2, and T3), then the level 2 analysis, which assessed whether the hypothesized variables significantly predicted initial status of parenting or the parenting change trajectory, was also evaluated.

However, there was a significant interaction between actor and partner drinking status predicting change in negative marital quality (Figure 1).

In the HLM models, the level 1 model, which tested (a) whether there was significant variability in the initial status of the given parenting variable and (b) whether there was significant variability in the change trajectory of a given parenting variable over time, was evaluated firsIn the HLM models, the level 1 model, which tested (a) whether there was significant variability in the initial status of the given parenting variable and (b) whether there was significant variability in the change trajectory of a given parenting variable over time, was evaluated firsin the initial status of the given parenting variable and (b) whether there was significant variability in the change trajectory of a given parenting variable over time, was evaluated firsin the change trajectory of a given parenting variable over time, was evaluated first.