Sentence examples for snapshots of changes from inspiring English sources

In effect, generating snapshots of changes in spatial structure over time.

Leveraging existing data sets for developing pathways of toxicity: High-content data streams can provide hypothesis-free snapshots of changes to cellular state in response to toxic insults.

"But the undercount is expected to be roughly the same from year to year," she said, which means the trend should be a fairly accurate snapshot of changes in demand.

As such, the genes identified as differentially expressed in this study represent only a fragmented snapshot of changes occurring in the soybean physiology in response to iron deficiency stress.

In this respect, it is important to note that whereas pre-operative clinical parameters, such as Gleason score, can be affected by undersampling (Haas et al, 2007) and/or molecular heterogeneity of multifocal disease (Barry et al, 2007), circulating miRNAs are likely to provide an overall snapshot of changes occurring in response to tumour growth.

Analysis of states at single points in time provides snapshots; comparison of changes over time shows impact.

Looked at that way, the women of the Atlanta book club are a panoramic snapshot of change.

Our quest is also to use the Blaschka collection as a time capsule, to take a snapshot of change.

As Dr. Harvell says, "Our quest is also to use the Blaschka collection as a capsule, to take a snapshot of change.

In order to provide a snapshot of change in DMARD usage over time, the data were analysed to assess the proportion of patients prescribed either any DMARD, methotrexate or any combination of DMARDs within 12 months according to time period (1995 1999, 2000 2005 and 2006 April 2010; table 1).

X-ray crystallography may provide only a limited set of snapshots of these changes.