Sentence examples for changed which could from inspiring English sources
Changing the "virtual" object constellation does not change the metric space but the topology is changed, which could explain why we observed changes in synaptic plasticity in the CA1 region only.
This voltage deviation results in an inconsistent power flow pattern when the dispatch references are changed, which could be detrimental to the operation and seamless integration of HVDC grids.
Moreover, in the period of silica-coating procedure, the surround mediate of Co nanoparticles changed which could inflect the absorption cross section.
They included former coalition minister Sarah Teather who, in a statement, expressed concern that the definition of marriage was being changed, which could make family life more unstable.
In practice, this limitation is almost impossible to overcome, but during the time between both investigations, the situation potentially may have changed which could influence the calculated relationship between both techniques.
If the answer was 'yes' then they were asked "How has it changed?" which could be answered freely.
It occurred to us that when cell membrane loses the ability to exclude macromolecule dyes, its permeability to ions should also change, which could result in change in the electrical properties of the cell membrane.
Responding to members' questions, she said services within district general hospitals would have to change, which could include, for example, centralisation of accident and emergency departments.
But if Sanders actually does win Iowa and New Hampshire, the rest of Silver's state forecasts will change, which could result in his new model making Hillary Clinton the underdog.
In turn, this has stifled any new information and enabled the continuing resistance to change, which could shed new light on the nature and the substance of the conflict and help advance the peace process.
However, those accepting more calls may be more amenable to change, which could possibly confound these results.
