Sentence examples for very limited changes from inspiring English sources
The bill "includes some very limited changes to fix pressing problems," said Barbara A. Mikulski of Maryland, chairwoman of the Senate Appropriations Committee.
"Analyses of survey data have repeatedly shown that, once a society reaches a particular level of affluence, further increases in material wealth produce very limited changes in people's self-reported happiness".
The very limited changes in abiotic factors are due to the low deposition reductions for the IE scenario in 2030 (especially compared to the changes in the period 2000 2010, see Table 3).
Our results showed only very limited changes in actual lifestyle as well as major risk factors.
Interestingly, the LPS-induced increases appear to be cell type-specific since we observed very limited changes in miRNA-233 expression within vascular endothelial cells.
The current study has revealed large age-related changes of gene expression in ovary compared with very limited changes in testis.
Indeed, a location that moves very quickly will display important change in between two seasonal survey for instance, whereas other landslides might only show very limited change over the same period of time.
We found a very limited change in gene expression in Hr6b knockout spermatocytes compared to wild type cells.
By contrast, similar experiments performed in Arabidopsis reveal a very limited change in DNA methylation when the plants are grown under stressful conditions.
In the case of ERp27, modes 8 and 9 correspond to tilting motions with the interdomain link acting as a hinge (as shown by a clear change in tilt angle but a very limited change in twist angle); PDI bb′ shows similar behaviour in modes 7 and 9 although the change in twist angle is slightly greater.
But I do think it's remarkable that if you look at almost every other media area there has been a huge amount of change since the advent of the internet era, but there really has been very limited change around life sciences publishing.
