Sentence examples for in response to changing patterns from inspiring English sources
England and Wales has a long history of recognising coastal change, where coastal morphology adjusts in response to changing patterns of erosion and accretion, especially in the vicinity of ports and reclamations in estuaries.
With the downfall of Byzantium in the 15th century, there perished that milieu in which mosaic had been constantly cultivated and had undergone continuous renewal in response to changing patterns of religious and cultural life.
PK/PD predictions should be confirmed during all phases of antimicrobial development and throughout clinical use in response to changing patterns of resistance.
They are also subject to recording errors (sometimes of several hundred metres) and change over time in response to changing postal delivery patterns.
In the Andes, she accompanies researchers who are tracking species on the move in response to changing temperature and precipitation patterns brought on by the atmospheric effects of fossil fuel emissions.
But what's less well understood is how plants and animals and the habitats they inhabit are moving -- and being altered -- in response to changing temperature and precipitation patterns.
Quite the opposite.Correction: Mr Fisher points out that he changed his model in order to better reflect past patterns, not in response to changing poll numbers.
We proposed and verified a cluster algorithm based on a skellam model for grouping genes into distinct groups based on the pattern of gene expression in response to changing conditions or in different tissues.
These results suggest that patterns of reduced activity modulation in response to changing task demands may be a consequence of age-related dysfunction related to neuropathology and behavior.
Although these patterns suggest growth rates can evolve in response to changing temperatures, there are several reasons for caution.
These patterns suggest temporal variations in species overlap in response to changing climatic conditions, leaving genetic signatures similar to those observed in Tasmanian eucalypts [ 62, 63].
