Sentence examples for a strong shift in from inspiring English sources

"These structural changes included significant job cuts in manufacturing (eg in the BHP plant), accompanied by a strong shift in employment share towards the tertiary sector.

The intervention group demonstrated a strong shift in the balance point at which they perceived happiness over disgust in ambiguous facial expressions.

Thus, if a similar oxidation reaction occurred in our study of As sulfide species, we should have seen a strong shift in pH as oxidation proceeded.

Based on our historical search, we found a strong shift in the mid-twentieth century in the image of the pigeon, from a very positive historical representation to its current mostly negative image in mainstream public opinion.

A strong interaction between the catechol dye and TiO2 (with the formation of a five-membered charge-transfer complex) was evidenced by a strong shift in the Q-band of the ZnPc-Cat from 680 nm in solution to 750 nm on TiO2, along with an appreciable absorption tail extending to ∼1000 nm.

The Morsi administration's attempt to raise tax on beer by 200percentt went nowhere because the opposition was so vocal, but alcohol purveyors sensed a strong shift in public discourse and acted accordingly.

As can be clear seen, a stronger shift in wettability has been considerably improved by increasing Nanofluids' concentration.

Significantly more (2054 vs. 215) MRIs were identified in the promoter and 5'-end of genes in the FL cell line compared to CD19+ B-cells, suggesting a strong shift towards gains in hypermethylation of promoter CGIs in FL cells.

Also in comparison with gene sets in MSigDB, as well as with the full genome, the splicing factor gene set (and other splicing-related gene sets included in MSigDB) had a strong shift towards negative correlation in the same seven cancer datasets (Additional file 1: Figure S12).

After a two-day training with plenty of information and a generally strong shift in attitudes (from teacher- to learner-centeredness), teaching performance was assessed when the learners had not yet been given time to practice the newly-learned techniques.

"There has been a very strong shift in market sentiment; everyone is bullish now," Mr. Halff said, referring to the oil market.