Sentence examples for progression of change from inspiring English sources

The normal progression of change may not bother everyone.

To most minds evolution is a steady progression of change, but what ultimately marks vestiges and other 'holdover' phenomena is a distinct lack of change.

Learning can be described as a progression of change from the learner's prior naïve conceptions to intermediate conceptions to scientific conceptions (Niedderer and Goldberg [1994]).

Regression analysis at multiple sites revealed a temporal progression of change in significant relationships between mean daily electrical conductivity (EC) vs. mean daily pH, and TWR vs. mean daily pH.

In the five years since the Haiti earthquake, there has been a steady progression of change.

From such investigations, it has been demonstrated that there is a progression of change in mitochondria through the tissues, as a field effect, that is, associated with the tumor tissue progression.

Balakian agrees with the social psychologist Irwin Staub that "a progression of changes in a culture and individuals" is a prerequisite for genocide, but he provides only a superficial sense of the changes in the centuries-old relationship between Turks and Armenians that could unleash such violence.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the progression of changes in retinal ganglion cells and optic nerve glia in neurofibromatosis-1 (NF1) genetically-engineered mice with optic glioma.

Spectral analysis based on cell ROIs showed that spectra red-shifted with increasing exposure time and NP exposure dose (Figure 4). Figure 5 shows representative HS images, corresponding spectra, and cellular TEM images to illustrate the progression of changes observed in HS images, spectra, and cellular TEM images after 2, 5, 10, and 24 h of NP exposure at the 24 μg/mL dose.

In order to determine the progression of changes in differentiation patterns of keratinocytes as a function of age, we stained skin sections of 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 16 day old control and knockout mice with antibodies to keratin-1, keratin-14 and keratin-6 (Figure S2 and Supplementary Information Figure legends).

This suggests a clonal progression of changes already present in the initial lesion.