Sentence examples for manifestation of changes from inspiring English sources

Or, perhaps the PDO doesn't exist at all, other than as a tidy pile of data points, and it's simply a manifestation of changes in the shorter-running cycle between El Niño and La Niña.

Therefore, differential variability is potentially an important manifestation of changes in gene regulation.

The ATP levels of an organism often provide an early manifestation of changes induced by stress and mitochondrial diseases.

Some researchers insist that the peripheral changes in CRPS must be understood as a manifestation of changes in the brain [ 16].

Although most of the above discussed differences in biological parameters of these two bee species are known to have a genetic basis, all must ultimately a manifestation of changes in protein expression and/or pathway.

While their discoveries were "like sifting through history," the process of clearing them out was "like a physical manifestation of change," Ms. VanDerBeek said.

If the main difference so far is purely the absence of stress, a dramatic manifestation of change is evident at Ryanair's new HQ, on a business park a few miles from the airport.

It was proposed that emotional expressions and the motivation of behaviour are the observable manifestations of changes in arousal level.

PWV is a marker of structural changes in the large vessel indication deteriorating vessel wall elasticity [ 25] whereas WML and UAE are primarily manifestations of changes in small vessel in the brain and kidneys [ 26, 27].

A practical grasp of the situation is expressed, which reflects the skill of seeing practical manifestations of changes in physiological states, patients' responses, and of noticing these transitions [ 14].

An inspection of a range of general chemistry texts shows that the most common approach is to separate the macroscopic manifestations of changes in bond energies, as measured by temperature changes, into a section devoted to thermochemistry and the First Law of Thermodynamics.