Sentence examples for by the large changes from inspiring English sources

The strange stories that Glenn Beck creates with his chalkboard gain traction with Americans, who are made anxious by the large changes that have overtaken the United States, including the election of a black president and the increasing racial diversity of the population, deindustrialisation and the decline of American power abroad, as well as cultural changes in sexual and family norms.

Significant modifications in markers of muscle damage and inflammation were observed after the MUM as suggested by the large changes in creatine kinase (from 144±94 to 13,633±12,626 UI L−1), myoglobin (from 32±22 to 1,432±1,209 µg L−1), and C-Reactive Protein (from <2.0 to 37.7±26.5 mg L−1).

These clusters were identified by the large changes in the cross-correlations observed upon cross-linking.

By contrast, the large changes in protein and amino acid synthesis in o2, replicated also in the o2o7 double mutant, are associated with large changes in the patterns of gene expression.

Vapour-solid transformations are restricted practically by the large change in volume on vaporization (as a result of which the charge must move along the containing tube).

In contrast, marine fish spermatozoa motility [9] is initiated by the large change in osmolality as they exit the fish and encounter seawater, but this initiation of motility is not Ca2+-dependent [10].

It is anticipated that there will be variability in the weight losses achieved by participants in the Large Changes group during the initial phase of the program, and thus differences in the amount of weight the person can regain before approaching their baseline weight.

By contrast, the simpler methods seemed to be largely affected by the largest changes in the modeling capabilities of the first components.

He advised moderation rather than the immediate introduction of the large changes demanded by Washington, even if he was portrayed, he said, as a "redneck hero".

He said that because the wobbles in the earth's orbit were not, by themselves, big enough to cause the large changes of the ice ages, the situation made sense only when the amplification from carbon dioxide was factored in.

The integration range was between 200 ns and 30 ms so that the large time interval would be sufficient to cover the large changes induced by pressure.