Sentence examples for a possible changing from inspiring English sources

However, our findings, as well as the more recent studies done from the 1990s onwards, show a possible changing trend with cobra bites being the more common type compared to pit viper bites [2, 8, 9].

We attribute the discrepancy partly to a possible changing pattern of migration in Europe with more migrants capable to migrate with healthy profiles, and to the age of our population.

It highlights the generational ties to the Clintonian past and what a possible changing of the guard would mean.

The match was billed as a possible changing of the guard within the U.S.T.A. ranks, but it was the steady, more disciplined veteran who out-thought and out-played his spirited, younger rival.

Ms. Balch and other advocates say they relish a test of the laws in the Supreme Court, where they believe a narrow victory might be possible, changing the terms of the abortion debate for good.

The influence of immigration, possible changing coverage rates over time, and potential changes in the virulence of the B. pertussis organism, were also not evaluated.

AC was prepared using factorial design as a statistical tool to facilitate the process and to reach results that would not be possible changing one variable at a time.

He then mapped out possible changing interactions between characters.

People use their turn signals to say, as innocently as possible: "Changing lanes now!

And whenever possible, changing his seat to be near the wings.

For the permafrost regions, numerical models are established for analyzing the possible changing tendency of the permafrost thawing features under various surface materials, embankment heights and strikes for a period of 50 years.