Sentence examples for a consistent shift of from inspiring English sources

This results in a consistent shift of street geocoded locations to the start of the street segment with correspondingly large positional errors; this effect can be referred to as a "squeeze" towards one side of the street segment.

The average increase in binding of action in patients with CBS thus reflected a consistent shift in the awareness of time of action, arising from changes in the experience of individual movements.

We conclude that fires induce a consistent shift in the composition of the springtail functional trait community, which is driven more by the forest stand level of litter thickness and moisture than by subregional forest differences.

This allowed us to observe a consistent shift between them, indicating presence of consistent and well-positioned fragments with respect to the reference points (i.e. TSS and TES).

Over time, there was a consistent shift from open acromioplasty (64% of all acromioplasties in 1998) to arthroscopic procedures (93% in 2011).

The rise in the overall incidence rate and an absence of a consistent shift toward lower- or higher-grade disease suggests that our findings have not been subject to significant reporting biases.

What we see in the changes is a consistent shift away from the rationalist account of moral motivation which marked the first edition to a position which is much more sceptical about the power of reason.

Of these, 25 compounds (shown in Table S1) displayed consistent shifts of at least 0.6°C beyond the control.

There was a consistent red shift of 20 nm from the projected position of the band gap. Figure 8(c) shows that no shift in band gap position is experienced between 0° and 5° slants.

A consistent red shift of the peak wavelength was observed in both the absorption and PL spectra.

A consistent red shift of the peak wavelength (11, 10, 11 nm) was observed when one to three monolayers of CdSe shells grown on 4.8 nm PbSe cores.