Sentence examples for has changed systematically from inspiring English sources
It is also likely that female sightability in the GOA has changed systematically between ocean climate regimes in recent decades causing the appearance of reduced natality based on estimates of the proportion of animals hauled out.
Nevertheless, like viral biology, it is extremely difficult to imagine that environmental factors would have changed systematically with time so that viruses experience less and less purifying selection pressure as they evolve.
This special issue marks one of the first attempts to systematically review what we've learned in the last two decades — and, especially, to explore whether and how the Internet has changed the bullying landscape.
Despite appearances, however, the summer blockbuster has changed plenty since its birth -- widely acknowledged as June 1975, when "Jaws," the first movie to be treated to a full television ad campaign, began systematically terrorizing the nation.
The composition of the copolymers, as well as the distribution of the ionic sites along the polymer chain, has been changed systematically in order to study their relation with polymer properties.
A set of homologous dinuclear MnIV complexes that were initially synthesized by Baldwin et al., in which the protonation state of the bridging oxygen atoms was changed systematically, has been explored.
Honeywater consumption changed systematically over time.
However, many studies have focused on single risk factors and have not tried to change systematically.
Texture features change systematically in livers with (micro metastases.
