Sentence examples for changes which exist from inspiring English sources
These structural changes, which exist in reproductive genes and result in length variation in coded proteins, could also be subjected to positive selection and be under the influence of sperm competition.
To critics who think that cutting services could drive cities deeper into despair, Lachman said that in New York, the board "actually staved off a worse situation... due to similar problems in terms of Detroit -- demographic changes, social class problems -- which exist today".
The changes of aggrecan, which exists in a nonaggregated form in OA, alter the permeability and thus mechanical compliance of the matrix [ 2, 7].
In 1980, the head of the National Academy of Sciences warned that "there has arisen an antiscientific, antirationalist trend that should give us pause". This indicates a change in attitudes, which existed at least in the mind of the president of the NAS, and seems to have been reflected in the limited opinion polling on this issue.
That report, championed by Nancy Hopkins, became the impetus for changes at the Cambridge school, which existed for more than a century before hiring its first woman engineer in 1964.
In addition, the BMP-2 could be adsorbed to the surface which existed slight conformational changes by FT-IR.
Civil rights campaigners said there was no need for a change in the law because of the so called "threshold test", which exists already.
Unabashedly, I hit the tourist trail, which exists in a quaint form that doesn't appear to have changed much in decades.
Opposed to it stands the eternal, which exists as a simultaneous whole and admits of no composition or change.
"Worse than that which existed in South Africa".
