Sentence examples for measurably changed from inspiring English sources

Microbial activity measurably changed in response to changing relative humidity (RH).

The oceans have absorbed vast amounts of carbon dioxide released in the industrial age and have measurably changed, chemically and ecologically, as a result.

Her political views, expressed in periodic statements from prison that her parents posted on their FreeLori.org Web site, haven't measurably changed over the years; on the contrary, her discovery of a world built on oppression, exploitation and imperialism has — in Berenson's view — been ratified by her experience in Peru.

Second is the risk that a participant's health may have measurably changed between the two assessment points.

The second is the risk that a participant's life situation or attitudes to the assessment statements may have measurably changed between the two assessment points.

Surprisingly, however, all the ribosomal proteins quantified in this strain were not measurably changed in their abundance, which contrasts the proteomics results obtained with SAA012.

Even as science measurably changes our life and extends our life spans, as a society we are suspicious of science.

I've concluded that gratitude is one of the few attitudes that can measurably change peoples' lives.

It works when the needs are small, and the solutions fairly easy to visualize — that is, when a small grant to one nonprofit can measurably change a person's life.

The upper boundary of the BTL was very sharp and did not measurably change its depth during the two consecutive observation days in 2004.

Nuclear weapons manufacture and other nuclear physics uses are a major source of artificial lithium fractionation, with the light isotope 6Li being retained by industry and military stockpiles to such an extent as to slightly but measurably change the 6Li to 7Li ratios even in natural sources, such as rivers.