Sentence examples for changing for example from inspiring English sources
Discrimination also questions whether the RARBIS score, if applied as an outcome measure in clinical trials, indeed shows change when the circumstances are really changing; for example, by the impact of effective therapy (sensitivity to change)?
Due to the fact that stiffness can only be measured by displacing a sample, the apparent stiffness can only be applied when cell height is actively changing, for example during fibroblast contraction, cardiomyocyte beating, neutrophil shape change in response to chemoattractants, and cell rounding during mitosis.
In a similar vein, changing, for example, the fraction of glia cells per unit volume does not qualitatively change our results, provided it is constant across brain size.
Users can completely customise their computer desktop, changing, for example, its colour and look.
The party is changing, for example by accepting that working mothers need to park young children in crèches, but Bavaria is changing faster.
It teaches the signs and phrases needed for nursery rhymes, stories, games, as well as tools for practical communication (on topics such as food, sleeping and nappy changing, for example).
In terms of career-related outcomes, graduates reported being given more responsibilities, receiving promotions, changing jobs and changing careers (for example going into academia or rising within the academic system).
However, the expanded families may confer an adaptive advantage in changing environments, for example, in adaptation to changing allelochemical composition of host plants, in host-plant preference changes or in insecticide resistance.
According to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the environment changes with a changing climate, for example, impacting its resilience.
In experiments involving dynamically changing objects, for example, the rate of acquisition has to match the rate of change in the sample [6].
Shakespeare's legacy also evolved to keep up with changing times; for example, in the 20th and 21st centuries, his plays were adapted into hundreds of feature films.
