Sentence examples for emergence change from inspiring English sources
The drivers of pathogen emergence change the overall pattern of the pathogen host environment interactions leading to either (i) a pathogen showing up in a novel host; (ii) a mutant pathogen with novel traits causing more frequent or more severe disease while remaining in the same host; or (iii) an invasion process involving a novel geographic area.
To assess whether LR emergence changed, the percentage of emerged LR out of all LRI events per proximal root portion was analyzed.
Lin's emergence changed that, despite a season with the Rangers in first place.
These have been reviewed extensively in Donnelly et al. (2012), but briefly, earlier emergence, changes in generation times, coupled with an increase in number of generations per year, timing of migration and an increase in period of activity are just some of the phenological traits that have shifted over the last 150 years (see Table 1 for references).
This study revealed that body configuration modification in the Mammalia often involves emergence and change of homeotic gradients.
"The emergence of Change has energised elections here like never before," said Assos Hadi, the editor in chief of Awene newspaper.
Our views of breast cancer and of the sequence of oncogenic changes that govern its emergence have changed considerably as well.
The paper also discusses the emergence of change-oriented communications that pushed for transformation in SF's (in attention to visceral differences, thus demonstrating how visceral research can challenge researchers and participants to critically reflect upon, and perhaps transform, how their own bodies feel (and respond to) the world.
Their emergence mirrors changes about to happen in the country in 1966.
Primordium emergence involves changes to the cell wall structure that facilitate cell expansion [ 28, 29].
Relating onset of emergence to changes in respiration and heart rate, as well as blood pressure, also reflect effects of anesthesia but in a more complex manner being dependent on drug administration and clinical state of the patient.
