Sentence examples for more severe changes from inspiring English sources

Deep cortical layers showed more severe changes.

Microscopical features significantly associated with LGAL were epitheliotropism, involvement of the muscularis propria and/or serosa, more severe infiltration and more severe changes to the villus and crypt architecture.

The authors hypothesized that cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) (on-pump) is associated with more severe changes in the microcirculatory blood flow and tissue oxygenation as compared with off-pump coronary artery bypass surgery.

Earlier this year, the IPCC, the U.N.'s panel of climate experts, noted several key points of scientific agreement — the burning of fossil fuels has increased greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere, evidence of warming is "unequivocal," and more severe changes are "very likely" — but many details still require exploration.

Downturns force changes across IT departments extended downturns force even more severe changes.

However, like the sales market, the limited supply has insulated the lettings market from more severe changes.

Although a more severe change will produce a steeper decline in mean fitness, adaptation will be restored more effectively because selection will be more intense.

Indeed, these changes might be precursors of more severe structural changes and might be, at least in part, responsible for the functional changes and cognitive deficits revealed early in alcohol dependence [10].

In many proteins, DAMs are chemically more severe than changes over the course of evolution (called interspecific changes) and polymorphic changes [ 21, 22].

In these models, more severe erosive changes can often be observed and changes such as fibrillation and vascularization appear markedly increased.

Disease-related choroidal inflammation on ICGA was apparently more easily observed among those patients with milder fundus changes than in those with more severe fundus changes in the current study [ 22, 23].