Sentence examples for change to a certain from inspiring English sources
Alas, Cupid's arrow didn't strike Richard Branson, and his then company insisted on a title change to "A Certain".
The coupling factors absorb the change to a certain extent.
Cell separation techniques precisely allow studying which transcripts are present in a certain cell type, but have the disadvantage of involving laborious cell preparation procedures, and therefore, in some cases, expression levels may change to a certain extent during the purification process.
But since the election it's changed to a certain extent, and we've seen much more small-scale attacks on villages where militants will come in and they'll kill say a dozen people and then withdraw or suicide bombers.
Subtle changes to a certain gene seem to determine how sensitive people are to pain, according to new research.
However, the location parameter, μ, was largely free from the influence of climate oscillations (Fig. 3b), implying that the mean value of summer precipitation had stationary changes to a certain degree.
Everybody's changed to a certain extent, so it's not just a generational change".
In this context, miRNA profiling from whole brain tissue cannot relate expression changes to a certain cell type and distinguish cell-specific patterns in neurons and astrocytes.
In conclusion, this study explained further that DS gene plays a key role in ginsenoside biosynthesis pathway, ginsenoside accumulation was inseparable from the key genes expression levels changes, to a certain extent it could determine the trend of triterpene saponin biosynthesis, and DS was one of the key enzymes in control of ginsenoside synthesis.
The accuracy of census data is ensured by the fact that it's mandatory, and the change to a voluntary survey means that certain demographics are not properly represented, particularly amongst new immigrants, aboriginals, and the poor.
But in case of finished fabric, weft density was changed up to a certain position owing to had different ending processes.
