Sentence examples similar to changes could become visible from inspiring English sources
His brief definition of the term was that "emotions" were "certain changes or affections of the mind, as grief, joy, or astonishment," which could become visible through "outward signs" on the face or body (Bell, 1824, p. 19).
As presentation time becomes shorter, deliberate manipulation may become more difficult and the immediate processes following the perception of target stimuli could become visible.
During malignant transformation, a tumour might change metabolism before morphological changes become visible on CT or MRI.
This may have been too short a period for the changes to become visible to the attendees.
Similar to PET, DWIBS is able to detect functional changes in areas involved with tumor before structural changes become visible (Fig. 10).
Minor changes of UV-related skin aging become visible such as pigmentary changes like actinic lentigines in Fitzpatrick skin type I and II.
It could take hours before more definitive signs of dehydration become visible.
When public health and environmental issues become visible, the results of climate change become relevant.
Also, changes in the micro-circulation of skeletal muscle during isometric exercise have become visible in real time [60].
When public health and environmental issues overlap and effects become visible, the clear results of climate change become relevant to everyone.
Inequalities might become visible.
