Sentence examples for remarkable changes in a from inspiring English sources

Domestication has led to a series of remarkable changes in a variety of plants and animals, in what is termed the "domestication phenotype".

"It's quite a remarkable change in a relatively short period," says Dr. Robert Smith, director of infectious diseases at Maine Medical Center in Portland.

Exposure to DEX induced remarkable changes in shape, from a round to a spread cell morphology, and a larger size with a larger volume of cytoplasm.

And it was true: A wave of protests after the December rape have set remarkable changes in motion in India, a country where for decades vicious sexual harassment has been dismissed indulgently, called "eve-teasing".

A wave of protests after the December rape "have set remarkable changes in motion in India, a country where for decades vicious sexual harassment has been dismissed indulgently, called 'eve-teasing'," they wrote.

At infancy, our microbial populations go through remarkable changes in structure prior to reaching a resemblance to most adult communities.

For TELP, more remarkable changes in outcomes were found from an emotional and functional point of view, as shown by improvements in GDS and MBI.

He was a visionary who made remarkable changes in the city.

"These changes led to remarkable changes in family life," the report said.

William Hague congratulated the Burmese government last week for its role in spearheading "remarkable changes" in the country.

"The past month alone has witnessed some remarkable changes in attitudes about homosexuals," he said.