Sentence examples for changes refer from inspiring English sources

Epigenetic changes refer to heritable changes that may modulate gene expression without affecting DNA sequence.

Those "seismic changes" refer in part to the shift from online web-based kids' properties — such as virtual worlds — to mobile games.

The cyclic voltammograms and the mass changes refer to two closely spaced redox reactions resulting in the formation of cation radicals and dications, respectively.

To overcome this problem, the proposed ANC system is followed by a Bayesian stage to detect changes (refer to Section 2).

Creeping environmental changes refer to incremental changes in conditions that cumulate to create a major catastrophe or crisis, apparent only after a threshold has been crossed (Glantz 1994a, b).

aAll indicated changes refer to the experimental group in bold compared with either a control diet or other listed groups.

The internal document, headlined "pay and pension changes", refers to a "collective consultation for dissenters if required".

The article has also been amended to clarify that while the data covered a five-year period, the statistical changes referred to occurred over four years.

Professional musicians are highly skilled performers who spend years training, and they provide a natural laboratory in which neuroscientists can study how such changes – referred to as experience-dependent plasticity – occur across their lifespan.

"I have known Steve and Kellyanne both for many years," Trump said in a press release announcing the changes, referring to Bannon and Kellyanne Conway, a pollster he brought in to be his new campaign manager.

The perceived and declared changes referred to knowledge.