Sentence examples for changing whereas from inspiring English sources

"A Web site is continuous and constantly changing, whereas a digital publication has a start and finish, a unique purpose for that one goal," said Astrid Sandoval, chief commercial officer for Issuu.

Indeed, Lavallière and colleagues focused their training on visual scanning during lane changing, whereas in the present study five driving situations were presented to the participants.

This mechanism is dependent on mitochondrial ROS levels changing, whereas NAC and the DCF readout used in this study reflect cytosolic ROS, thus compartmental differences in ROS levels may explain the incomplete protection by NAC.

We reasoned that if we changed 5 Phe residues to 5 Ala residues this would be a significant and potentially functional change, whereas changing to 5 Leu residues should have minimal effect, acting as a positive control.

Whereas, changing the conventional fixed threshold results in a drastic change in SNR.

Whereas, changing the types and percentages of the graphene allotropes, the HJs exhibit vastly different mechanical properties.

These essential elements cannot be changed without fundamentally changing the intervention, whereas other characteristics may be modified without altering effectiveness [ 26].

The self-employed are more, not less, financially secure than the employed, because they can constantly adjust their offering to respond to changing demand, whereas the employed lose everything if their jobs go.

Figure 6 shows that at a low number of elements stress is changing abruptly whereas at a higher number of elements reaction became stable, but so much higher number of elements will increase the complexicity and also the analysis time of the specimen.

The three Asian deltas are rapidly changing but whereas SES in the Ganges and Indus deltas are in danger of tipping into a 'collapsed' state, SES in the Mekong delta, which is at the crossroads of various development pathways, could increase in resilience in the future.

In terms of species vulnerability, sensitivity indicates how tolerant a species is to changing conditions, whereas exposure is the degree to which a species will experience those conditions.