Sentence examples for at changes from inspiring English sources

The timing of these AT changes is presented in Table 2.

Some official comments hint at changes ahead.

We looked at changes in range of motion and strength.

They are also looking at changes that would make the bill friendlier to consumers.

"When you're looking at a brain scan, you're really just looking at changes in blood flow.

"We're looking at changes that could easily rupture the health care budget".

Scientists usually monitored water pollution by looking at changes in the activity of specific microorganisms.

In her research Dr. Fenselau is looking at changes in cancer cells when they become drug-resistant.

Thus the researchers in the two-year study are instead looking at changes in what they call biomarkers.

Here we can look at changes that take place over tens of millennia rather than years or decades.

On whether Moyles still connected with Radio 1's target audience, Cooper added: "I am always looking at changes.