Sentence examples for has undergone few changes from inspiring English sources
The sports car, which has undergone few changes since its introduction as a 2009 model, is the sixth generation of Nissan's Z line, which was ushered in by the 240Z of 1970.
Data mainly from 2005; however, recent data from the Norwegian Prescription Data base indicate that the prescription pattern has undergone few changes since then.
They have also invested in new helmets, batons and shields.Besides amassing this new arsenal, the police department has undergone few changes since August.
She speaks with a light West Indian lilt, and she uses a cordless telephone and a computer in the store, tools that look jarringly anachronistic in a place that otherwise seems to have undergone few changes since the early 1980's.
One advantage for the offensive line is that it has undergone fewer changes than most other units.
Living fossils "are extremely long-lasting species that have undergone few bodily changes over the millennia," according to Discovery News.
While opsins have diversified tremendously since their origin in early Metazoans, the G protein pathway through which they signal light has undergone fewer, though substantial, changes.
Hamilton's "beautiful fish" with its "several blue and silver stripes on each side" has undergone a few changes to its Latin name and is now correctly referred to as Danio rerio (original and more recent synonyms include Cyprinus and Brachydanio).
However, S. pombe can be thought of as a more "ancient" yeast than S. cerevisiae based on its biological characteristics because it appears to have undergone fewer evolutionary changes since divergence from the common ancestor.
> -wrap-foot> Similarly, the wild S. cerevisiae strain UWOPS87-2421 appears to have undergone fewer losses and fewer TFBS changes in general than the fermentation strain Y12 (Fisher's exact test P value: 0.006; table 4).
