Sentence examples for changes extensively from inspiring English sources
Indeed, the authors' previous paper in Neuron shows that vibrissal premotor circuitry changes extensively with emergence of exploratory whisking.
D. Pette and collaborators have, in a series of papers, described these changes extensively at the physiological and molecular/biochemical level (for reviews, see Pette & Vrbová, 1999, 1992).
Observed reduction in femoral artery diameter is in agreement with results of the Berlin Bed Rest (BBR) study [ 4] and may reflect structural and/or functional changes, extensively discussed in a review paper of Thijssen et al. [ 7].
While this is so, the functional complement of the genome changes extensively across time and between lineages; therefore, evidence of the current action of purifying selection in humans is essential.
The northern vegetation may superficially suggest its primeval character, but the zone of mixed forest that once stretched across the continent from Great Britain and Ireland to central Russia has been changed extensively by humans.
Based on Figs. 18 and 19, when the vertical component is coupled with the horizontal excitations, the fragility results can be changed extensively.
Coastal ecosystems within the study area included a coastal spit (Woodtick Peninsula) and a large, partially-diked wetland behind it (Erie Marsh), both of which changed extensively over the time period studied.
Clearly, she doesn't frequent TechCrunch or a number of other tech blogs who have been covering this upcoming change extensively, because if she did, she would know that with the new retweet changes, users will now see the original tweets that are being retweeted in their stream, rather than a person they follow retweeting it.
The conditions have changed extensively now, and children and young people have rushed en masse towards education and higher education.
With this, her canon has been changed extensively, and she is a teenager who is retro at heart and still uses old-fangled terms.
In this study, we showed that the numbers of OR genes have changed extensively in mammalian evolution.
