Sentence examples for Shift in relation to from inspiring English sources

In a young chimpanzee (and in a young human, too), these bones are not joined but can shift in relation to one another, like broken ice on a pond.

The end result could project, for example, how species' ranges will shift in relation to one another, as well as to changes in snow pack, wildfire danger and temperature through the end of the century.

The results have highlighted a new proteomic signature for the anaplastic carcinoma-derived cells, consistent with their high proliferation rate, motility propensity and metabolic shift, in relation to the well-differentiated PTC cells.

"I do not contend that this was an unnecessary shift, in relation to the most serious cases, but it begs the question whether in more modest or middle-ground terrorist offences there is a real need – as opposed to a political desire – to mark the offenders with far longer terms in jail," he said.

Fixed guiding points could improve brain mounting by diminishing the shift in relation to the original anatomy.

In changeable experimental conditions, the anomalous "charge lines" should be shifted essentially in time (excluding chemical shift) in relation to ordinary spectral lines, but presently, such specific researches by the methods of electron spectroscopy are unknown for us.

It also brought forward the discussion on possible challenges that may come with implementation of task shifting in relation to quality of health care, management of human resources policies as they relate to training and development, the need for additional incentives, motivation and staff promotion.

Lion spatial distribution and habitat selection shifted in relation to seasonal movements of people and livestock.

This outcropping – upward of a billion billion tonnes in weight – was so huge it caused Mars' top two layers, the crust and the mantle, to swivel around, like the skin and flesh of a peach shifting in relation to its pit.

This patient's leukaemia had another instance of convergent evolution with clonal shifts in relation to prior FCR therapy, where a clone containing a SF3B1 mutation was replaced by another clone harbouring a different SF3B1 mutation (Fig. 1).

When we look only at the Republican candidates, as if this were a primary election, we find that the order of the candidates shifts in relation to each other under some voting systems.