Sentence examples for changed equally from inspiring English sources

But the industry has evolved and grown exponentially in recent years – and political and public attitudes to offshore regimes have changed equally dramatically.

The initial cast contained leading singers of the period and, as it changed, equally brilliant stars (e.g. Falcon) were introduced as replacements.

(On the whole, girls drank less -- and less often -- than boys, so while drinking patterns changed equally for both boys and girls, they started at different base lines. Also, only heterosexual couples were included in this study, because too few gay or lesbian couples identified themselves to make a representative sample).

Creatinine and cystatin C levels changed equally in both groups at all time points.

Its novel togal morphology probably entailed drastic changes in OM morphogenesis when it originated, so Omp85 itself may then have changed equally dramatically (assuming that the small 403-amino-acid protein, AAD36794, detected by BLAST with a very weak e-value of 1.6, is derived from it).

But if you are an astute observer of the sun's daily and monthly movements, you might notice that sunrise and sunset times do not change equally.

Isometric scaling (or geometric similarity) requires that all dimensions change equally among all individuals, a condition that will not be met in naturally developing populations.

A symmetrical Mk1 model [ 55], which assumes equal forward and backward character transition rates (i.e., all changes equally probable), was used as the evolutionary model.

This change equally affects Muslims in Muslim countries.

When you then slide one shim across the other, the thickness of the two shims changes equally across the overlap.

However, this process has required a lot of changes, and admittedly we did not handle all of these changes equally well.