Sentence examples for remarked changes from inspiring English sources

Delirium a. Remarked changes in the blood urea and creatinine levels.

But NBT positive percentage of differentiated HL-60 cells was no remarked change with S100A9 expression.

The industrial buildings remain, as do the fishing boats bobbing in the Ouseburn, a tributary of the Tyne that was once tidal, but other things have – as James Bolam's Likely Lad, Terry Collier, was constantly remarking – changed a lot since then.

His teachers remarked on changes in his posture and gait.

They studied Tiger Woods and Michael Campbell on the range, knowledgably evaluated the rough and remarked on changes in the layout, especially the added length at No. 7, and the way the green has been extended right to the edge of the pond in front of the par-3 eighth hole, where Stein once won a $20 bet by chipping out of the water and sinking a 25-footer.

She remarked, "Christmas changes, it morphs, it comes to life a little more… It's just a happier time".

My husband noted that I made many comments when I noticed our son gaining some pigment or... when I remarked on changes that I may have imagined.

It is important to remark that changes in the plasmonic absorption bands (resultant color) basically depend on the relationship between the aggregation state of the nanoparticles (even in the cluster formation) and the final shape/size of the resultant nanoparticles.

Finally, in a moment of kismet, an offhand remark changed her life.

You remarked on these changes in the comments.

A few days earlier, she had remarked that the changes in Shenzhen — the independence of young people, the shift from control by the Communist Party to control by the factory bosses — had come too abruptly.