Sentence examples for undergo a substantial change from inspiring English sources

The already dense agricultural populations of 1942 had increased by about 50% by 2002, and this was accompanied by an intensification of land management that caused 53% of land area to undergo a substantial change in landscape class.

While virgin females are highly receptive and rapidly copulate with a suitable partner, mated females undergo a substantial change in their physiology and behavior, becoming temporarily sexually unreceptive to further copulatory attempts, while increasing oviposition [ 9].

It can be clearly seen that the sample surface roughness undergoes a substantial change after bombardment.

Switzerland thus underwent a substantial change in financial structure and a rapid development of banking during this period which needs to be taken into account in analyzing money demand and monetary dynamics.

The UK does not, and I can't imagine it catching on soon here, unless the Big Issue editorial team undergoes a substantial change of heart".

If the cohesin loader indeed contacts both Psc3 and the SMC hinge, and if these contacts occur simultaneously, the ring will have to undergo a substantial conformational change to accommodate these interactions.

Surface roughness of the samples underwent a substantial change after bombardment.

The report said that the UK electricity sector had undergone a substantial change in recent decades, shifting from a coal-based system to a more balanced mix "encompassing nuclear and gas-fired power stations, as well as emerging renewable energy technologies".

But he also noted that his views have undergone a substantial change as he has watched and studied the economic crisis: "I'm now definitely on the side of more regulation and supervision... [Both are] needed to keep the market free".

Enterprise software is about to undergo radical transformation — a substantial change that will make the shift to software as a service (SaaS) look like a simple facelift.

In particular, Arg96 of pol ι undergoes a substantial conformational change (facing inward) upon nucleotide binding to form hydrogen bonds with the β- and γ-phosphates of the incoming nucleoside triphosphate.