Sentence examples for changing during the course of from inspiring English sources

I might add to my account of the Chequers meeting one detail that brought into focus the way the atmosphere between the parties was changing during the course of just a few hours.

In previous work with whole red cells8,9 or resealed ghosts10 the concentrations of the major Ca pump ligands, ATP and/or Ca, have been changing during the course of the reaction.

Case studies 3 and 4 provide examples of clinicians' interpretations of the patient history changing during the course of the consultation.

Commitment to aquatic habits and a particular stratum are arguably even more problematic due to their continuous variation, sometimes changing during the course of a snake's lifetime.

Finally, the complex neuropsychiatric disorder of Tourette syndrome (see also the European Guidelines in this Journal: [ 2, 10, 12, 16]) reflects some risks within itself, since its comorbidity-profile (especially while changing during the course of illness) makes it a challenging case for the patient and the physician [ 4, 11, 17].

These differences in findings may be partially explained by the fact that immune function is dynamically changing during the clinical course of severe sepsis.

Learning to Eat Soup with a Knife: Counterinsurgency Lessons from Malaya and Vietnam by John A. Nagl considers the crucial question of how armies adapt to changing circumstances during the course of conflicts for which they are initially unprepared.

Pathogenic bacteria are faced with novel, changing circumstances during the course of infection as they pass through different host microenvironments, and are met with an active immune response.

(Ruth, 39 weeks) Two women reported increased activity in association with hunger and the period following eating, describing the movements as changing qualitatively during the course of meal, as in the following example.

In addition, a large proportion of genes exhibit changing expression during the course of meiosis (Chu et al. 1998; Primig et al. 2000; Mata et al. 2002; Burns et al. 2010).

We know we have a manager capable of changing something, of changing the course of a match".