Sentence examples for a forward shift from inspiring English sources

Three types of fleet have been identified within this fishery, and in all of them there is a forward shift in time in effort exerted.

This procedure involves talectomy, a forward shift of the calcaneus and calcaneotibial fusion [10, 11].

For wheat, a forward shift of phenological stages was also found for all regions (Additional file 2: Suppl Material 9, Fig. 4).

For maize, a forward shift of several days was found for sowing and each consecutive growth stage in all projections at all locations (Fig. 3).

To reveal this better, let B denote the backshift or lag operator defined as usual: for any time series (X_{t}) and integer (jge 0, B^{j}X_{t}=X_{t-j} ) and (B^{-j}X_{t}=X_{t+j}) (a forward shift if ( jne 0)).

Though unlikely, the hypothetical facilitation of visual processing speed by continuous exposures to the visual flashes could also result in a forward shift (Figure 4A, bottom row).

For the unblocked system, its transfer function is defined as (2) W (z ) = [ D + C (z I − A ) − 1 B ], where z is used as both a forward-shift operator and a complex number.

Accelerating the aggregation of mutant httex1 with scFv-6E intrabody elicited a further increase in PI-staining (Fig. 7B, C), particularly among cells exhibiting large or numerous inclusions as indicated by a prominent forward shift in GFP fluorescence intensity (103 104 AFU, Fig. 7A, see arrows) within these cells.

These shortened strides, which suggest reduced speed, were accompanied by a slight forward shift in body weight, registration of the digit I on the substrate (noted by [3]), and the appearance of subrectangular-to-oval shaped claw impressions on the second and third digits (Fig. 4A).

Simultaneously, a relative forward shift of the pressure under the foot was found.

Although we did find an increased forefoot-to-rear foot ratio, our data were not accurate enough to establish a faster forward shift of the centre of pressure (CoP) under the foot.