Sentence examples for characterised by changes from inspiring English sources
It is characterised by changes in memory, behaviour and personality, difficulty thinking and reasoning.
Change in the collagen structure is characterised by changes in the energy needed to vibrate functional groups due to alterations in the steric forces that surround molecules.
These processes increasingly lead to discontinuous employment histories characterised by changes in occupation, precarious employment and periods out of work [18, 29].
In the transition between the two regimes, an intermediate region is found to be characterised by changes in the fluid composition and rheology within the contact.
Inspection of the syenite-poor Plinian fall deposit during this study shows that it can be separated into several units, characterised by changes in grain size, sorting and colour (Figure 5).
The current study tested satiety responses (characterised by changes in appetite and later food intake) to both a covert 200 kcal reduction and an addition of maltodextrin to a soymilk test beverage.
The American Academy of Arts and Sciences argued in a recent report that we live in a world characterised by change, and therefore a world dependent on the humanities and social sciences.
Reform periods have been characterised by change and uncertainty raising the chance of corruption.
New graduates face a professional career, which will be characterised by change in the 21st century.
A cross-sectional study like this cannot claim to capture a mourning process, which by definition is characterised by change.
Clinically, the experimental disease in cattle is characterised by locomotor changes and changes in behaviour and mental status described as either increased nervousness and anxiety or dullness, regardless of atypical BSE type.
