Sentence examples for changing considerably from inspiring English sources

What is known is that the landscape of pediatric AKI is dynamic, changing considerably in the past 30 years, from a name change (acute renal failure to acute kidney injury), to continual reclassification (RIFLE, pRIFLE, AKIN, and KDIGO), to a growing appreciation of disease severity and associated disease burden.

However, polling averages show the gap changing considerably.

Border technology is changing considerably.

Over nearly 150 years, around 40% of all patents fall under this category of innovation, with the ratio changing considerably as we approach the present day.

Its oxidation lead to the transformation of metallic shine into a dark and dull colour, changing considerably its original appearance and the reading that is made out of the image [18, 23], namely the windows of The Annunciation (f.25r, Fig. 2a).

"Obviously our hydrology is changing considerably," says Poole. "Who knows what competing uses might look like in 20 or 25 years?" How did Westlands, the nation's largest public water district, achieve its ends?

"The economics of investment banking is changing – has changed considerably – and that itself is driving the new generation of leadership in banks to recognise that it is in their own interest now to change the culture".

We have also previously shown that the population structure changed considerably over this period, reflecting changing epidemic patterns and generally falling mortality rates (10).

Arnold decided he was just not interested in doing another Predator and moved on to other things and so, because my script was all Arnold and they couldn't just get someone else in without changing it considerably, Fox went the route of the Alien Versus Predator films".

Trout diet formulations have changed considerably in the last ten years and modern diets reflect changing ingredient markets, feed processing technologies, and faster growing strains of trout.

The FN has changed considerably since its foundation, as it has pursued the principles of modernisation and pragmatism, adapting to the changing political climate.