Sentence examples for and permanent changes in from inspiring English sources
It was during this time that certain plants and animals were domesticated, which led to the farming revolution and permanent changes in human technology, culture and diet.
Hydrometric data and satellite-derived flood maps are analysed here using statistical methods (covariance analysis and double mass analysis) to distinguish between temporal and permanent changes in various parts of the Okavango Delta.
"Taken together, these survey results suggest that California voters are ready and willing to support major and permanent changes in how the sate manages water," researchers wrote.
Taken together, these data indicate how albumin responds to different stressors with more antioxidant capacity and how pronounced and permanent changes in the structure can negatively modify the antioxidant response (RS).
Saxena et al. [ 19] reported that differentiation of L. donovani promastigotes to amastigotes is achieved by a succession of transient and permanent changes in gene expression.
However, he adds, the environmental movement and subsequent research, education, policy making, and awareness have resulted in significant and permanent changes in how many view and approach environmental problems.
The story of Riley Blanks is not so much that of a tennis prodigy, but of a fundamental and permanent change in women's tennis.
The Economist suggested that the Profumo affair had effected a fundamental and permanent change in relations between politicians and press.
The longer-term consequences of in utero vinclozolin exposure include the development of gross malformations of the male reproductive tract, such as the epididymis, vas deferens, SVs, prostate, external genitalia (hypospadias), cryptorchidism and testicular injury, and permanent change in sexually dimorphic structures (Wolf et al. 2000).
