Sentence examples for interaction has changed from inspiring English sources

We stress that the biomolecular interaction has changed the magnitude of the surface stress; and when the surface stress exceeds a critical value the TMT will buckle and deform.

His whole appearance, his interaction has changed".

The objectives of this study were to (a) assess whether there is a significant gender age interaction with in-hospital mortality among Chinese patients with STEMI; (b) identify factors that may explain this gender age interaction and (c) determine whether this gender age interaction has changed over time or varies across rural/urban areas.

It could also be that the laws for cat-audience interactions have changed.

But I'm happy to say that, six long years later, although our lives are different and our daily interactions have changed, I still call them my best friends, and we still walk through life together.

Although people and domestic animals have shared habitats with nonhuman primates (primates hereafter) for centuries, the dynamics of these interactions have changed dramatically over the last several decades.

Despite the fact that the orbital interactions have changed between R and R′, there are actually very little changes in the group spin densities and charges of these complexes (see the Supporting Information).

Because the environment in which competitive interactions occur has changed, observations on competitive dynamics made in the past are potentially ill-suited to explain present day phenomena.

The most obvious factor in the way audience interaction with TV has changed is the rise of the non-linear viewing experience.

Interactions have been treated as a central feature of communities since the early 1900s, but how these interactions are interpreted has changed many times.

Through a series of semi-structured stakeholder interviews, we explored if and why interaction with the Global Fund has changed the way in which high income states characterize their global health obligations on a spectrum from charity to legal obligation.