Sentence examples for the examples of changes from inspiring English sources

Vast majority of noncoding RNAs are subjected to differential regulation in response to virus infection, yet the examples of changes in expression of snoRNAs in infected cells are very limited.

Commission chairman Jenny Watson called for a "managed process where we have flexibility in the law" with new powers across the UK for electoral staff, following the example of changes in Scotland.

The examples of successful changes in expectations tend to involve drastic regime changes, like FDR taking us off the gold standard.

The Blombos Cave beads may document one of the first examples of changes in social norms affecting the production and design of symbolic material culture.

It will take time, but you could grasp it in the multiple examples of changes being floated in the public arena.

Macdonald said the government should follow the example of the changes made to stop and search powers outside ports and airports.

She used the example of how changes to an area's climate, such as shifts in temperature and precipitation, was forcing plants to "migrate".

Let me take the example of parallel changes.

People close to the 13-member panel gave three examples of changes to the draft report.

The database of orthologous U12 introns, U12DB[ 9], lists examples of changes in the latter category.

Tells about changes in the lives of clients and gives examples of changes in professions.