The phrase "a model of shift" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing examples of change or transition, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The company's recent restructuring is a model of shift in how businesses can adapt to market demands."
Alternatives: "an example of change" or "a paradigm of transition".
Here we present a model of gaze shift behavior which is driven by a composite foraging strategy operating over a time varying visual landscape and accounts for such variability.
The data provide a model of the shift of metabolism from a predominately oxidative state toward a predominately aerobic glycolytic state mediated through transcriptional control.
By employing temporal, geographical/evolutionary, and environmental dimensions, a model of immunity shifts from a more static understanding of immune selfhood to one that accounts for biological changes occurring with age and differing organismal contexts related to nutrition and geography.
In a rodent model of shift work, mice forced to engage in daytime activity (by means of a slowly rotating activity wheel) for 5 weeks had decreased glucose tolerance, inverted clock gene expression and altered hepatic gene expression, and increased microvesicular steatosis.
His "Haffner," for example, was a model of high-contrast shifts in dynamics and perspective.
In one earlier version of the manuscript we had a section dealing explicitly with predictions derived from a model of ribosomal frame-shifting.
A model of bedside reporting, with shift-to-shift reports provided at the patients' bedsides, was found to increase patients' involvement and ensure that they received better information about their health status, medical plans, and treatment progress [ 25].
A model of the expected Doppler shift is used during occultations in the deep layers of the atmosphere to facilitate tracking at very low signal levels.
We did not see a significant decrease in diversification rate through time in the MCCR test, but a model of diversification with two shift points to lower diversification rates fit the harpaline lineage accumulation through time the best.
For the harpaline clade, a model of two abrupt rate shifts, Model 6: yule3rAIC (AIC = -2.60), was chosen over other constant and variable rate models (Table 5).
