Sentence examples for but changes tended not from inspiring English sources
Ceftiofur and TMS induced significant changes 5 days after drug administration, but changes tended not to last for more than 14 days, indicating a recovery of population structure and community membership in the studied animals.
On the factory floor at the Rookery, group production manager Nick Speed says the ups and downs of the business, as well as seasonal changes tend not to affect its UK production lines, because the British manufacturing operation is given priority over factories overseas.
In a symmetrical manifold with polygonal molecules, free electrons and other charges are absorbed symmetrically by all molecules and these changes tend not to more in a particular direction.
The distinguished environmental scientist James Lovelock warns that climate changes tend not to happen gradually, inch-by-inch.
Again, there is a certain clarity in such situations; people who do not want to change tend not to.
Even when there were changes, they tended not to be changes in the basic product.
They may well get away with it: those who vehemently oppose the change have tended not to propose alternatives which recognise the government was democratically elected on a platform of abolishing the deficit by hitting unprotected departments, like the business department in which higher education lies.
The antibody groups xylan-1 and xylan-2 tended not to change between treatment or genotype, or did not bind to the wall at all.
Any resultant changes in the provision of care tended not to be as great as the commissioners had hoped for.
Very few trials have investigated brief interventions, and those that have tended not to produce significant change, probably due to the lack of systematic individual tailoring (Newell et al, 2002).
