Sentence examples for subject to considerable changes from inspiring English sources

The performance of ferroelectric devices when operated over a wide temperature range is subject to considerable changes resulting from the temperature dependence of strain characteristics of the functional materials.

Of course, we would also expect such plans to be subject to considerable change given prevailing market conditions, such that there can be no certainty, in our view, that this path will ultimately be followed.

Historical interpretations of John have been subject to considerable change over the years.

In recent decades, both animals and humans have been subjected to considerable changes in physical, chemical and biological aspects of the environment.

The land use/cover trend analysis made for the two consecutive periods 1957 1985 and 1985–2005 has indicated that the watershed was subject to considerable land use changes (Figs. 3, 4, 5).

Frequently, these reference conditions are not quantitatively defined; thus condition or meaning of a change in indicators is subject to considerable interpretation and debate.

The value of ScvO2 is determined by changes in oxygen delivery and consumption, both of which are subject to considerable variation during the peri-operative period [ 4].

The incisors are subject to considerable variation in strepsirrhines.

Other members "tended to emphasize the changes in business attitudes and expectations, the strength in labor compensation, and the tendency for underlying inflation trends to be subject to considerable momentum that was unlikely to be reversed quickly".

Countries in the early throes of democratizing are subject to considerable perils from outbreaks of nationalism.

Both approaches are subject to considerable limitations (cf. Section 1).