Sentence examples for changes are mentioned from inspiring English sources

Some creeping environmental changes are mentioned in the SFDRR, for instance "land degradation" in Paragraph 30f (UNISDR 2015, p. 15), while land use features prominently in several recommendations.

Patients often mentioned stress and mental tension as precipitating factors in both tension-type headache and migraine, while smoking and weather changes are mentioned more often as a precipitating factor in tension-type headache than in migraine [16].

Nearly no significant changes are mentioned between the direct postoperative phase and the follow-up, apart from three studies which found improvement in language, and/or memory and attention/executive functioning [ 50, 57].

None of these changes was mentioned in final, published scientific papers.

During the first round respondents were asked to describe the most significant change they had observed since the baseline scorecard, and this sometimes resulted in several changes being mentioned in a single story.

No other large-scale interventions or behavior changes were mentioned in the source papers (where data referred to intervention trials, we included only the control groups), but people may have reactively reduced their social mixing, as apparently happened during the 1918 pandemic (50).

The differential expression and directionality of fold changes is mentioned for each class comparison in Additional file 1: Tables S1, Additional file 2: Table S2, Additional file 3: Table S3 and Additional file 4: Table S4 for all the results discussed below.

In the Kyoto Protocol (1998), as in the Copenhagen Accord (2009), possible environmental, economic, and social effects of climate change are mentioned only marginally, as they predominantly deal with formal and more general aspects of measures against climate change.

Unless I missed it, neither 'global warming' or 'climate change' were mentioned once.

"We're scouring the Web sites to see if climate change is mentioned at all, and if it is, does the candidate say it's real?" he said.

At the G.O.P. Convention, the phrase "climate change" was mentioned only a few times, and the subject was raised only to reject the idea that it's a problem at all.