Sentence examples for there were considerable changes from inspiring English sources

The show, which opened on July 12 , 2006 featured the preliminary storyline of Act 1 but Fiyero, Madame Morrible, Boq, Nessarose and Doctor Dillamond were absent and there were considerable changes in sets and costumes.

At the facility level, there were considerable changes in all four indicators of structural integration in both directions.

For both forearm flexor and intrinsic hand muscle motor neurons, there were considerable changes in the overall connection strength (incidence × amplitude, right column Fig. 5) from the medial longitudinal fasciculus in the lesioned compared with control monkeys.

Following late enucleation, the normal patterns of cytoarchitecture and gyrification were preserved; however, in the early enucleates, there were considerable changes both in the extent of the primary visual cortex which was reduced by 70%% (Dehay et al. 1991), and the degree of cortical gyrification which was significantly increased (Rakic 1988).

This study showed that ultrasound measurement is a feasibility method to evaluate the muscle architectural changes in subacute stage of stroke and there are considerable changes in tibialis anterior and medial gastrocnemius fascicle architecture, which may contribute directly to the impaired lower limb motor functions.

Routine vaccination of young puppies and kittens takes place within the first 16 weeks of life, during which time there is considerable change in the immune system of these animals.

There is considerable change occurring within the region, and solutions require analyzing pros and cons of networks of marine protected areas (MPAs), studying connectivity issues, the cooperation of neighboring countries, as well as a better understanding of stressors and measures that can be taken to ameliorate them [130].

However, in this population, there was considerable change over time in depression but little or no change in age, sex, education, or physical health, and all of the change in QOL could be explained by the change in depressive symptoms.

There was considerable change in the use of standard syndromic classifications as diagnoses with 90% (246/275) and 82% (106/135) cases using classifications recommended by guidelines in intervention and control hospitals respectively.

An example of the thresholded data is shown in Fig. 4. Given that nuclei of keratocyte cells are highly reflective, while the surrounding collagen fibers are of much lower reflectivity, keratocyte cells can be viewed as circular points of high saliency within the data where there is considerable change in reflectivity when compared to the surrounding regions.

The above data show that there had been considerable changes over time in hospital revenue and productivity, and also that there was a considerable amount of unnecessary care.