Sentence examples for finding changes from inspiring English sources

Even identical twins aren't alike enough that NASA can pin every difference between them on the effects of spaceflight, but finding changes that occurred in one man and not the other over the course of a year might give them some important clues.

This new method is faster and has no problem finding changes in connectivity for more than 100 brain regions.

The finding "changes everything" about scientists' understanding of the nitrogen cycle, says biological oceanographer Tracy Villareal of the University of Texas, Austin.

An additional 173 African samples from the Human Gene Diversity Panel were sequenced as this population had the highest likelihood of finding changes.

We sequenced TARDBP in a cohort of 173 African samples to determine the variability of the gene in a non-Caucasian population and because this population carried the highest likelihood of finding changes.

This a small interventional study with the purpose of finding changes in endothelial function between groups.

How would such a finding change the authors' conclusions?

Other general procedures for finding change points in continuous functions are the so-called change point techniques.

In the interests section, it listed "lending money with interest", "going to synagogue" and "finding change on the floor".

The finding changed public health advice, helped establish the idea that smoking in pregnancy is dangerous and has been saving lives ever since.

Would a subjective bloody finger, internal hemorrhoids, or other finding change the need for outpatient management of this otherwise stable patient?