Sentence examples for during a changing from inspiring English sources
The two species subsequently intermingled in the mountains during a changing climate.
A baby getting increasingly mobile does not sit still during a changing of clothes unless, according to studies conducted in my living room, he's put in front of a TV for a minute or two — whether it's "iCarly" or Harry Reid on "Morning Joe".
Lauren is a tough, no-nonsense girl who fights for her fellow factory workers to keep Price & Son afloat during a changing time in the industry of shoe making.
Health departments need the capacity to rapidly expand and modify surveillance during a changing outbreak.
This study occurred during a changing environment in preventing perinatal HIV transmission, with results of studies in other countries demonstrating the benefits of short-course AZT use (23, 24 ) or nevirapine use (25 ) in late pregnancy and perinatally to reduce the risk for MTCT.
During a changing of the guard at midnight on Aug. 18, 1985, Mr. Posada, dressed in a black jacket with a collar turned up like a priest's, crossed the courtyard of the prison.
The studies presented in this section are consistent with the transmission of environmentally acquired changes in epigenetic status, which persist to variable extents in subsequent generations and depend on both the stochastic deposition of epigenetic marks during development and a changing environment.
The morphology of these paleosols changes with age, reflecting a changing climate during the Pleistocene, and cosmogenic-nuclide burial dates of the respective sola provide age control on the timing of these changes.
Instead, based on what we'd learnt from the intolerance testing, we started Katy on a food regime and a homeopathic remedy and we began a nightmare three months during which she had a changing pattern of daily minor seizures, some quite violent.
Overall, populations appear to have increased in Iowa during the Archaic, despite a changing climate.
Curved furrows can be identified in the western boundary, suggesting for a changing trajectory during emplacement.
