Sentence examples for as incidental changes from inspiring English sources

The histopathological changes in the brains of the pigs with the most severe clinical signs were either considered a "normal" feature of adult and sub-adult pigs [ 5- 7] or regarded as incidental changes of no clinical significance.

Quite apart from hygiene, there are a number of other lifestyle, medical and public health trends which could equally well have caused incidental changes in microbial exposure, manifesting as increased risk of atopy.

For DiCaprio, it's as incidental as his sloppy man bun.

But the 1999 policy defines the hard-to-get material at the bottom of the tanks as "incidental," a change that means it does not have to be buried deep underground.

As the analysis of incidental change makes clear, the substance previously existed without the form it acquires in the change and it could lose it and still be itself.

Moreover, the language used to speak of the elements of incidental change are extended to substantial change and altered in meaning so as to avoid equivocation.

The analysis of incidental change is presupposed and regulative.

The subject of a surface or incidental change is a substance.

A stuffed tiger here, a papier-mâché elephant there, a lute for the dancing Nikiya: such incidentals change.

Treat it as incidental?

A footnote, as incidental and as evanescent as any other teenage crush.