short-term change СУЩ.
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Although he sees little possibility of short-term change, he is urging a more tightly controlled application of the law, which is often used to settle worldly scores.
www.thestar.com Short-term changes in heart rate variability and stress hormone levels were also measured three weeks after hospital admission.
www.nhs.uk So, the researchers concluded that the aphids do not adapt to short-term changes in the colony via a reduction of clonal mixing (an increase in soldier reproduction).
en.wikipedia.org Instead, short-term changes in earth's surface due to volcanics and tectonic events could change global sea levels over a million years.
en.wikipedia.org They must be aware of every short-term change in market trends or risk dramatic underperformance of the benchmark and unemployment.
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