Sentence examples for capable of change over from inspiring English sources

Because different species (Gomes et al., 2011) and human ethnic groups possess variable telomere lengths, average initial telomere length must be capable of change over evolutionary time.

Ross has pointed out that 'ethnic identity is fluid and capable of change over the course of a lifetime and within specific situations' [ 37], and quotes Waters that 'multiple ancestries exist among a large proportion of the population [but] people often choose or are forced into one category for purposes of administrative classification or counting schemes' [ 38] (p38]

Furthermore OMAS has been reported capable of recording change over time in the short-term after an acute ankle ligament injury.

For utility in clinical trials, it is important that the GA-VAS be capable of detecting change over time, preferably at more than one time-point to understand the onset and durability of the effect.

The Overall Defensive Functioning (ODF) score then summarizes the adaptive level of defensive functioning, which is capable of detecting change over time, and predicts improvement in major depressive episodes [ 55].

The norm is capable of change.

3) The Republican Party is, in fact, capable of change.

And I saw that he was capable of change too.

And if you're capable of change, there's always hope you will come out victorious.

Telemachus and Odysseus, unlike the characters in the "Iliad," are capable of change.

After which time it will be determined whether or not I am capable of change.