Sentence examples for a protracted change from inspiring English sources

First, there is no empirical reason to think that TMS stimulation of any one area at a frequency of 0.1 Hz would lead to a protracted change in that area's activity which is detectable by fMRI many minutes later.

While evidence suggests that adolescent social stressors may result in long term disruption to hippocampal-dependent spatial memory [ 35- 37], we are currently unaware of any research that has tested protracted changes in mPFC DA-dependent spatial working memory as a result of stress in adolescence.

Here, we report a sensitisation model with long term airway allergen challenges which induce typical features of chronic asthma including protracted changes in lung function, airway inflammation, mucus hyperplasia and peribronchial fibrosis.

The observations of protracted changes in neurotransmitter levels coupled with neuronal loss have particular significance, given the critical roles of the nigrostriatal and mesocorticolimbic dopaminergic systems in controlling fine motor behavior and complex cognitive function, respectively (Clark et al. 2004; Crossman 2000; Remy and Samson 2003).

And environmental and Democratic groups could delay any changes through a protracted court battle.

A protracted silence.

What followed was a protracted negotiation.

A protracted three-way bidding war ensued.

Instead, a protracted trench war is likely to lie ahead.

Spaniards have not only been living under a protracted recession.

• Why does Favre always seem to be in the middle of some melodrama — whether it was his tearful goodbye to football in his "retirement" news conference or his crazy, protracted change of heart last summer: Am I staying, am I going?