Sentence examples for know how changing from inspiring English sources

Do you want to know how changing the level of calcium at the cell surface might influence a signalling pathway that is known to be involved in Alzheimer's disease?

Little did I know how changing the routine of daddy working all day long and mommy working her business around the family had become our comfort zone.

[See Theodicy 129 (H 192 3; G VI 182).] In any event, Leibniz holds that we are simply unable to know how changing certain events would change the world's capacity to meet the standards of goodness described in (2) and (3).

However, little is know how changing farming practices influence the scenic beauty of a landscape in view of the public.

No one knows how changing the electrical state of the brain might help those in a state of extreme mental distress: is it the effect of the electricity itself that is of benefit, the changes in neurotransmitters caused by the seizures, or the circumstances around receiving the treatment?

Roel Brienen, a forest ecologist at University of Leeds in the United Kingdom, and colleagues wanted to know how the changing climate is affecting the Amazon, the world's largest tropical rainforest.

I didn't know how life changing thirty days on a regimen of Rodan and Fields skincare products could be, how to make the perfect salad, or how good a handstand looked in front of every national landmark - especially when captioned with the obligatory "spiritual" gibberish.

And you know how they keep changing President's Day every year.

I think that's mostly because we don't know how life-changing it would be if we did.

So as we start to do these kinds of models, we need to know how those parameters are changing as the environment changes.

"Our database for evaluating long-term changes in tornadoes is pretty awful, so we really don't know how tornadoes might be changing," said Jeff Masters, director of meteorology for the Weather Underground.