Sentence examples for changes are in progress from inspiring English sources

While the model described is at an early stage, efforts for improving the model sensitivity to other factors that cause epigenetic changes are in progress.

Enormous demographic changes are in progress in Germany and they are induced by the double effect of an ageing population – on the one hand, people grow older, on the other hand, the portion of young olds and old olds in the total population is continuously increasing because of a declining birth rate.

In an interview before the announcement of Mr. Brown's plan, a spokesman for the division, Bill Sessa, said that the state was in 85 percent compliance with the court's mandates and that more changes were in progress.

While the process of making legislative changes was in progress, the only alternative before the Government was to continue with the current system of allocations through the Screening Committee mechanism till the new system of auction based competitive bidding could be put in place.

What's scary about this is how often the changes were in progress even before the new leader got there.

Our unprecedented and sometimes lethal weather over the past several years, from hurricanes to droughts to wildfires, convinced these protesters and the millions they represent that climate change is in progress and that we must transition to a clean energy, lower-impact economy to stem and reverse the tide of global warming.

Social changes that are in progress in China have contributed to a high prevalence of mental illness with more than 100 million people now having a mental disorder, and about 16 million of these having a serious mental illness [ 1].

However, changes in early childhood learning methods are in progress here.

Studies are in progress to correlate changes in TRPV1 nerve fibres with quantitative sensory perception thresholds.

Other papers by this team are in progress to examine changes in other features of pretreated biomass and more fully follow key features that could account for the performance differences reported here.

Subtle and vastly important chemical changes are constantly in progress, converting elements derived from air and water into forms suitable for the support of plant life, and in all these changes living organisms are active agents.