Sentence examples for onset of change from inspiring English sources

Fianna Fail had always sided with the Church, and its members were uneasy with the onset of change in Irish society, the growth of the women's movement, and the relaxing of sexual mores.

Changes in EI of petals and carpels could thus be explained by continuous flower development (petals, opening of corolla in the II. stage and senescent wilting in the III. stage; carpels, its likely onset of change to pericarp wall or presence of developed seeds).

The Tg was extrapolated from the onset of change in the endothermic reaction of the heat flow [ 22].

Onset of change in labial temperature is typically slower than VPA and temperature takes longer to return to a pretrial level of response; some studies reported that labial temperature was more consistent between testing sessions than VPA or VBV (Payne & Binik, 2006, but see also Slob, Koster, Radder, & van der Werff ten Bosch, 1990; Slob et al., 1991, 1996).

In every case, the onset of the fast flow occurred before the onset of changes in the magnetic field.

The hyomandibula is shorter again than in Panderichthys, suggesting the onset of changes to the gill region and to the fish's breathing mechanism compared with conventional fish.

Bitterman et al. in 1986 and 1995 showed that darkness and caffeine would delay the onset of changes to brain electrical activity in rats.

Infection of host cells with a viral pathogen marks the onset of changes in the host cell's microenvironment.

We focused specifically on backgrounds near the onset of changes in human behavioral threshold (0.01 0.2 isomerizations/rod/s or R*/rod/s).

Their serum concentration depends on the localization of pathological changes, the degree of tissue damage, and the time that has passed since the onset of changes.

Second, gain began to decrease for backgrounds near 0.01 or 0.02 R*/rod/s close to the onset of changes in human behavioral threshold.