Sentence examples for had undergone radical changes from inspiring English sources

By the time most of them were published (between 1561 and 1575), italic writing had undergone radical changes under the influence of the Vatican scribe Gianfrancesco Cresci.

For the SLC14A2 gene, one positively selected site that had undergone radical changes was located in the protein kinase C (PKC) consensus phosphorylation site (Ser-490) in cetaceans.

The Community Health Services for Asylum Seekers (MOA) had undergone radical changes due to some recent incidents concerning the health of asylum seekers living in the centre.

Its design has undergone radical changes to save money.

PE and sport in state schools – which educate 93% of the nation's children – have undergone radical changes since 2010.

The W.N.B.A., which has undergone radical changes in the past six months, can only hope that entering its 13th season with 13 teams will not bring bad luck.

Ben Pimlott, one of Britain's foremost contemporary historians, believes that Britain has undergone radical changes since 1997, which go well beyond structural reforms such as granting devolution to Scotland and Wales.

Unlike our genes, which have remained relatively stable, our microbiome has undergone radical changes in response to shifts in our diet, our antibiotic use, and our increasingly sterile living environments, raising the possibility that "incompatibilities between the two could rapidly arise".

In its report, the commission said these 21 buildings "remain significant for their historic importance as the heart of Brooklyn's downtown office district, as notable examples of the skyscraper and tall office building typologies and for their continuing existence in a neighborhood that has undergone radical changes".

Surgical education has undergone radical changes in the past decade.

The pharmaceutical industry has undergone radical changes in the last 15 years.