Sentence examples for still subject to changes from inspiring English sources

The order of genes on the chicken map is still subject to changes.

This, however, is a challenge if the genome sequence is still subject to changes.

However, this is a challenge, if the SNPs are not so-called reference SNPs and if the genome sequence is still subject to changes.

The title is still subject to change.

Early reviewers said the report was still subject to change.

The PricewaterhouseCoopers review of Parmalat's financial statements is continuing, and the numbers released on Monday are still subject to change, Parmalat said.

Some people with knowledge of the plan, who said they could be fired if they were identified, cautioned that it was still subject to change.

But it serves as an example of the pitfalls of investing in newly privatized industries, especially overseas, where the rules are still subject to change and are often far different from the ones at home.

While the Senate stimulus is still subject to change, it would currently put $40bn for energy programmes like weatherising homes and developing advanced battery systems and a more efficient electrical grid.

At 16, a teenager's history of sexual interest is relatively short, notes David Prescott, a therapist and the president-elect of the Association for the Treatment of Sexual Abusers, and it is still subject to change, compared with the history of a 40-year-old who is sexually attracted to young children.

"We have to make sure not everybody who is a little odd gets a diagnosis of autism or Asperger disorder," said Dr. David J. Kupfer, a professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh and chairman of the task force making the revisions, which are still subject to change.