Sentence examples for a downwards shift from inspiring English sources

In this context, an increase in labour taxation (e.g. employer social security taxes, SST in the Fig. 2) would generate a downwards shift of the labour demand curve ('price-setting schedule').

The lower thermal sensation and the higher thermal discomfort before the start of the time trial could have resulted in a downwards shift of power output during exercise.

In these species the OEC functions as a resonance cavity that tracks the fundamental frequency of the song which is in accordance with our data from the speaker experiment showing a downwards-shift in peak frequency with increasing OEC expansion (Fig. 3).

The zirconium L2,3-edge obtained from the interface region showed a systematic downwards shift in energy from the oxide to the metal consistent with a decrease in oxidation number (see Supporting Information Figure S10).

Another effect of pyridine treatment is a sharpening and slight downwards shift of the HFS feature.

When we assume that Te exists in the initial CdTe NC sample, then reduction of the corresponding peak width and its downwards shift to the 182 cm-1 position in the treated sample may be related with improvement of the structural perfection of the Te phase or increase of its volume.

However, a clear preference has been shown for HMPD in downwards shifts, suggesting that additive wideband noise, often used in existing vocoders, is not necessary for low pitched voices.

However, for downwards shifts, clear preferences are shown for HMPD- σ.

Again, each listener assessed the quality of the upwards and downwards shifts of the recordings of two languages, for one female and one male speaker per language.

Based on the above arguments, the downwards shifted and broadened LO phonon peak of the #641 can be well explained by a reduced size of the pure (stoichiometric) CdTe phase.

The only exception is the sample #641 - its broader and downwards shifted LO band does not correspond to the largest size (the same as in #642 - 4.2 nm) in the series, as derived from the E 1 energy in the absorption spectra (Figure 1a, Table 1).