Sentence examples for changes may be seen from inspiring English sources

"Although sperm calcium changes may be seen in the laboratory, this is a long way removed from what might happen in living people," he said.

Although the resulting changes may be seen most readily in the shape of the head, now more square than oval, and the broader, more sober features, there is also an increased heaviness of the body, no longer weightless but firmly seated on the ground.

Haemorrhage and cystic changes may be seen [26, 51].

Areas of necrosis, haemorrhage or cystic changes may be seen, though calcification is rare (Fig. 4b, c).

Infiltrative margins and surrounding edematous changes may be seen.

Although initial positive changes may be seen, behaviour change in the long term is often not sustained.

For many French people, the long-term problem of climate change may be seen as an irrelevance to their present danger.

In fact, you may encounter huge resistance because your willingness to change may be seen as a threat to those around you who are dealing with their own insecurities about their inability to make a change in their life.

In this way it is distinct from the concept of lineage plasticity, in which, for example, lymphoid to myeloid change may be seen.

Familiarity with the range of changes that may be seen in reactive lymph nodes can help prevent a misdiagnosis of lymphoma.

Changes which may be seen include (Fig. 1(a)–(j)): Thickening of the skin and platysma muscle.