Sentence examples for changes to be described from inspiring English sources

One of the first ultrastructural changes to be described for VEGF was the formation of clusters of linked vesicles through endothelial cells thought to link the luminal and abluminal surfaces.

Controlling for the velocity of climate change allows the pace and direction of climate change to be described and thus to provide improved expectations for range shifts1,53.

[ 4: 206] Dietary behaviour changes had to be described as the primary outcome measure.

However, in order to create an overall score for each patient, location and severity of changes had to be described numerically.

The underlying processes of mortality change need to be described more specifically with reference to causes of death, speed of mortality changes, factors that cause disruption to health, and the ways in which populations adapt to these disruptions.

The change is to be described on Monday at a presentation during a general session of the 2010 American Magazine Conference.

Now some of the changes that occur are too beautiful to be described as simply decay.

How this translates to pathogenic changes in cancer cells is yet to be described.

Doctors say there has been little change in his condition which continues to be described as serious but stable.

Proposed changes to GCSEs were described as "an inadequate preparation for 21st-century life" that will only fuel what Vic Goddard, headteacher of Passmores academy in Essex, described as a growing tension between "doing what is right for our school and for our children".

These are audacious notions, addressing massive global problems from cancer to climate change, that might be described as fantastical if they weren't backed by emerging technologies that could turn them into reality.