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The phrase "a changing in the" is not correct in standard written English.
It is likely intended to convey a change or transformation but is not a proper construction.
Example: "There is a changing in the weather patterns that we need to address."
Alternatives: "a change in the" or "an alteration in the".
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Thus, the detected features of the IR spectrum of physically and/or chemically modified systems indicate a changing in the surface state of the particles that leads to a change in their surface energy and as a consequence to the reactivity of the particles.
These changes may be related to the reorganization of the nanoparticles surface that occurred as a result of the martensitic tetragonal-monoclinic transformation, and as a result of a changing in the surface defect under the action of modifying factors.
The form of reproductive senescence seen in Allonemobius, that of a changing in the quality or size of ejaculate as males age, can be found in animals ranging from insects [e.g.], [48], [49] to mammals [e.g.], [50], [51] and would appear to be a common form of male reproductive senescence.
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Therefore, our finding indicates a changing trend in the Gram-negative etiology of conjunctivitis in Lagos.
The profile of wind speed evidences a changing trend in the different seasons.
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