The phrase "a characteristic shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a notable change or transition that is typical or distinctive in a particular context or situation.
Example: "The study revealed a characteristic shift in consumer behavior during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "a typical change" or "a distinctive transition".
There is a characteristic shift in the maximum sensitivity from 5000 angstroms for scotopic (night) vision to 5550 angstroms for photopic (day) vision, the so-called Purkinje shift.
This duty is binding until - in a characteristic shift back to the Middle Ages - the chief shrines of Islam, the Al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem and the Grand Mosque in Mecca, are liberated and the non-Muslim 'armies move out of all the lands of Islam, defeated'.
A characteristic shift in the current voltage (I V) relationship of L-type VOCC currents was observed in rat osteoblast sarcoma (ROS) cells patched in a solution with Bay released from scaffolds following 14 and 28 days incubation, with statistically significant differences observed in peak currents compared to non-Bay controls.
The UV-Vis absorption spectrum of Mro APO showed a characteristic shift of the Soret band from 418 nm to 443 nm after reduction and CO-treatment.
The result of the heating experiment shows a characteristic shift in the figure; both D 2.90 and D 2.76/D 2.90 decrease proportionally from 400 to 600 °C.
4) There was a characteristic shift of male calls to broken "step-like" USVs with 70-kHz and 40/80 harmonic frequencies and an occurrence of female squeaks after initiation of mounting behavior.
So too, the effects are fairly well determined when the distribution of a characteristic shifts with no change in its variance.
Our observation that RAD21 exhibits a characteristic shifted directionality with respect to CTCF, which we did not observe for pluripotency transcription factor co-bound sites, might indicate a different functionality of RAD21 at the CTCF dependent compared to the independent sites or a different mode of physical interaction with the particular transcription factors.
Upon boron doping, we observe a characteristic red shift in photoluminescence spectra.
Remarkably, this work highlights a characteristic permanent shift in the contact angle data with repeated exposure to dense, water saturated, CO2.
That interaction induces a characteristic spectral shift of the emission fluorescence spectra from 480 to 457 nM.
