Sentence examples for changing to another from inspiring English sources

However, changing to another class of antidepressant is a favoured option, although the change to another SSRI or to a tricyclic agent could also be used [ 19, 20].

Lowering the physical workload by changing to another type of work enhances the chance of successful reintegration.

Even the most stable cover types (hardwood trees and herbs) had low absolute stability, with over 65% of their plots changing to another cover type by 1993.

You still have a lot of molecules in one state changing to another state, but they're not changing their own molecular structure.

Holding an e-reader, a mental flicker of boredom can lead to changing to another book, rather than persevering, simply because it's there rather than across the room on the shelf.

Dr. Hattori wrote that he met with Gathers again to discuss changing to another drug and to tell him that such a switch might keep him out of another game.

The retaining face of the terrace runs immediately to the north of the main North Group complex on the western half of Terrace 7 for 200 m, at the eastern extreme of this section it turns north above Terrace 8 for 300 m before changing to run another 200 m east, limiting Terrace 8 on its west and north sides.

But they are the same by virtue of one thing changing around to another.

Some developers have even found a way to game the review team by submitting an app with a certain name and then changing it to another down the road based on the hits of the moment.

Scully then asked MacFarland "What would be the difference changing it to another religion, and wouldn't that just be offending a different group of people?", to which MacFarland replied that Fox had already had trouble with the Catholics earlier that season.

In a very small proportion of CVM (69/23,045; 0.299%), a nucleotide substitution was expected to retain the original amino acid, instead of changing it to another amino acid or stop codon.