Sentence examples for considerable change from from inspiring English sources

The most recent one, in 2008-09, shows considerable change from the previous one in 1983.

But the shift to bargaining in malls and on Main Street is a considerable change from even 10 years ago, Ms. Koehn said, when studies showed that consumers did not like to bargain and did not consider themselves good at it.

The anammox genus underwent considerable changes from the dominant Candidatus Kuenenia in the stage of domestication to the predominant Candidatus Brocadia, which then became the dominant species in the simulated flue gas and actual municipal wastewater stages.

This should represent a considerable change of pace from the program tonight, by the Original Salty Dogs Jazz Band.

Note the considerable change in syntax from the earlier picture; we have prototyped a namespace approach (e.g. XML.* and CML.*).

Analysis of serogroup C serotypes showed a considerable change: C 2a increased from 15% (15/97) in 2005 to 48% (13/27) in 2008, a trend which was inversely paralleled by a decrease of C 2b from 70% (67/97) to 30% (8/27) in the same period, (p < 0.05).

The performance of ferroelectric devices when operated over a wide temperature range is subject to considerable changes resulting from the temperature dependence of strain characteristics of the functional materials.

In addition, the modelling of the contact patch, treated here as a small step to facilitate skew-free meshing necessary for a reliable converged result, was seen to cause up to a 52% difference in predicted lift characteristics, and an increase in the step of just 2 mm decreased the maximum wake thickness by close to 50% – considerable changes stemming from superficially-minor simplifications.

Unlike II, I shows considerable change in their aggregate phase from giant micellar to worm like micellar behavior characterized from "Cole-Cole" plot for Maxwell-fluids which on higher concentration (∼3.5 mM) leads to hydrogel as observed in rheological studies [G' (storage modulus) > G" (loss modulus)] and presence of fibrous nano-structure in FESEM studies.

Application of a magnetic field of 0.5 T while the film transforms from austenite to martensite leads to a considerable change of the structure.

The results represent the considerable change in the MnFe2O4 nanoparticle size and also the morphology of MnFe2O4/CNT nanocomposite powder from agglomerative into nanorod in shape.