Sentence examples for changes in dates from inspiring English sources

On the basis of a mark-recapture study in Colorado lasting more than 30 years, Arpat Ozgul and Tim Coulson of Imperial College London and colleagues examined changes in dates of emergence from hibernation, body mass, survival, and reproduction in response to gradual warming trends.

Many of the issues it tackles have to do with changes in dating thanks to the recent accessibility of archaeological sites from which some of the Freer sculptures were reported to have come.

The new tool allows users to visualize the probability of bat presence based on changes in date and weather conditions.

Archeology, for example, has two other great difficulties, the paucity of the archeological record and the consequent sudden changes in dating or new material evidence, which result in controversies and paradigm switches.

"But we were told that this" — the change in dates — "was a done deal".

Domestics give the number Audobon 3-8560, theiremployersyers in emergencies; change in dates, and lovers quarrels.

Despite the large (and loud) group of soccer officials preaching pragmatism and patience before a potential move, Blatter, who declined to comment for this article, has made it clear that he believes a change in dates is necessary.

Some observers have speculated that a change in dates could lead various entities — including the countries that lost out on the bid to host the 2022 World Cup — to seek legal action.

The main indicators of change (of rainfall pattern) were increase in frequency of extreme events (specifically prolonged drought) (43%), change in rainfall amount (43%), change in dates of onset (5%), and reduced growing season (5%) (Fig. 2).

Expect a change in dates for Beer Week 2015 -- possibly to earlier in the summer.

More important, the change in dates will disrupt most of the world's top domestic leagues, which play from August through May.