Sentence examples for paired with changes from inspiring English sources
That, paired with changes to the strike zone, and the addition of the designated hitter a few years later, after another horrible offensive season, helped create baseball's modern era of offense.
The first observation was a mild but consistent reduction in embryo size paired with changes in head and trunk morphology, and the second phenotype was a compromised cardiovascular system.
Given that exposure to traffic emissions near roadways is strongly associated with asthma and related symptoms in children, a new study focuses on how air pollution reduction paired with changes in the proportion of children living near major roadways might affect overall rates of asthma-related outcomes within an urban population [ EHP 120(11):1619–1626; Perez et al.].
Since the experience is just that much more intense there is no need for 'in your face' stuff, and very subtle music cues paired with lighting changes can bring profound emotions in these fractal worlds.
Small details such as white walls, graphic wallpaper in the powder and laundry rooms, and pink tile in the girls' bathroom are paired with broad changes such as steel industrial doors that recall a London brownstone and a second-floor skylight that bathes the two floors in light.
Exenatide therapy paired with lifestyle changes may lead to improved clinical efficacy overall.
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Immigration is also a losing issue (except when paired with climate change), while access to affordable health care is a winner.
In addition to health monitoring, Uretsky said her collection stood out because it can be adapted as a woman's body changes, paired with a variety of components and worn before, during and after pregnancy.
The strongest warming signal occurs under the A1B greenhouse-gas scenario paired with the strongest LUC changes.
As part of the research process, quantitative data of land cover changes were paired with qualitative social assessment based on local inhabitants' perceptions of changes and identification of driving forces.
