Sentence examples for interest in the changes from inspiring English sources
Mr. Kosminsky said he was attracted to Ms. Mantel's interest in the changes in the Tudor era that now underpin modern society.
Altdorfer's interest in the changes caused by light at different times of the day and the changes of the seasons of the year, as well as the continuous cycle of growth, decay, and rebirth, link him spiritually with both Baroque and the 19th-century Romantic landscapists.
Given our interest in the changes in the expression of genes between samples, the quantities were finally converted to a logarithmic scale using a log base 2 conversion.
Thank you for your interest in the change of ploidy levels in 20th century isolates.
This procedure, together with our interest in the change in risk factor levels from one visit to the next, implies that patients with three visits or less were not eligible for the analysis.
And what was nice about him was that for all of his limitations he was interested -- interested in passing phenomena and interested in the news and in changes of style, interested in the changes in American costume, especially as it affected women.
Tony Hall's proposals are backed by loyal BBC senior managers, past and present, plus leading independents with clear vested interests in the changes, all further endorsed by Steve Hewlett (Opinion, 14 July).
We are interested in the changes on the topology and electronic densities due to the presence of a B atom impurity in the PSiHB models.
Lutz Reitemeier, a German cinematographer who shot "Factory Boss," says Zhang "is interested in the changes in Chinese society — the tension between the past and modernity and the provincial life and urbanization — and what it means for people".
We were interested in the changes in these parameters before and after Hurricane Katrina and whether these changes were consistent across the three health care systems.
We were particularly interested in the changes that improve the prediction and are not supported by the modal sequence, to evaluate which additional benefit can be achieved by using NGS data instead of Sanger sequences.
