Sentence examples for undergone few changes from inspiring English sources

They have also invested in new helmets, batons and shields.Besides amassing this new arsenal, the police department has undergone few changes since August.

The sports car, which has undergone few changes since its introduction as a 2009 model, is the sixth generation of Nissan's Z line, which was ushered in by the 240Z of 1970.

She speaks with a light West Indian lilt, and she uses a cordless telephone and a computer in the store, tools that look jarringly anachronistic in a place that otherwise seems to have undergone few changes since the early 1980's.

Data mainly from 2005; however, recent data from the Norwegian Prescription Data base indicate that the prescription pattern has undergone few changes since then.

Late Han Chinese developed into Classical Chinese, which as a written idiom underwent few changes during the long span of time it was used.

As the diagnostic criteria for these conditions underwent few changes with the advent of the DSM-5 (American Psychiatric Association 2013), the SCS remains largely informative on most of the relevant characteristics of such disorders.

Desert Strike underwent few changes from the plans outlined in the original design documents.

From then, the stadium underwent few changes until 1985, when it was the scene of a fatal fire on 11 May 1985, when 56 supporters were killed and at least 265 were injured.

Transcripts encoding AAO3 (ABA biosynthesis enzyme) underwent few changes during moist chilling, but increased dramatically during early germination under standard conditions, followed by a decline; those for CYP707A4 (encoding ABA 8' hydroxylase) were not detectable (Fig.  2c).

Typically, more ancient miRNAs undergo fewer changes than miRNAs that have emerged more recently, implying that the sequences of young miRNAs have higher evolutionary rates than old miRNAs.

8 In practical terms, a gel with a greater elastic component will be firmer and stronger and will undergo fewer changes in shape when pressure is applied to it.