Sentence examples for changes in sphere from inspiring English sources

The saturation magnetization values varied following the changes in sphere size, which allows our Fe3O4 microspheres to be controlled easily by an external magnetic field, which is favorable for their applications in the biomedicine field.

We did not see any significant difference in the number of cells expressing activated Caspase-3 following treatment with either a low or high dose of BIO (Fig. 2E) suggesting that cell death was not responsible for the changes in sphere size.

Secondary sphere formation seemed to also follow the same biphasic pattern, although none of the treatments led to a significant change in sphere-forming capacity.

In concrete terms, classical liberal economists called for several major changes in the sphere of British and European economic organization.

It is also essential to re-establishing an economy and culture that can, in turn, stand behind all other necessary and vital policy changes, in every sphere of social life.

Have recent changes in the sphere of campaign finance— changes accelerated by the Supreme Court's judgment in Citizens United— modified the balance between political and nonpolitical (e.g., charitable or welfare-based) activities within the nonprofit sector as a whole?

The greatest changes in refractive sphere were reported by De Silva using the Human Optic MicroSil toric IOL with a change of 2.71.

As the role of Ministries of Health changes in the sphere of global health governance, so too does the role of foreign ministries operating in the dimension of global governance for health.

When reported within the 11 identified studies, changes in refractive sphere, spherical equivalent, refractive astigmatism and keratometric astigmatism along with the mean age of the patients and the surgical incision used to implant the toric IOLs are shown.

No significant changes in primary spheres or migration were detected; however, we observed a small, but significant increase in control Daoy secondary spheres following SOX2 overexpression.

Within the first few years of his rule, Amenhotep IV introduced sweeping changes in the spheres of religion, architecture, and art (see Amarna style).