Sentence examples for a subsequent shift to from inspiring English sources

As the biomass of soil algae increases, there is a subsequent shift to dominance by filamentous green algae and non-N-fixing cyanobacteria just before panicle initiation (Choudhary et al., 2007; Choudhary, 2009).

In contrast with impressive Soviet victories in the Balkans, the bitter Finnish resistance to the Soviet offensive in the Karelian Isthmus denied the Soviets occupation of Finland and led to the signing of Soviet-Finnish armistice on relatively mild conditions, with a subsequent shift to the Allied side by Finland.

This was reflected in larger N2pc amplitude indicating selection of the salient decoy with a subsequent shift to the target.

Specifically, we predicted that N2pc should be larger when the decoy is relatively salient which would be consistent with the idea that first the salient decoy is selected with a subsequent shift to the target.

There is an enormous overrepresentation of secreted protein transcripts after attachment and a subsequent shift to the production of molecules associated with energetic metabolism.

Finally, Figure 3B shows the clustered expression profiles and recovered gene networks for the 901 genes that responded significantly to antimycin A treatment in air (C A-O 2 1 – 6) and Figure 3C the same for the 669 genes that responded to the subsequent shift to anaerobiosis (C A-N 2 1 – 10).

In addition, onychophorans and most arthropods, which do open the mouth ventrally during embryogenesis, might have lost its subsequent shift to a terminal position and thus retained the ventral location in the adult.

The results attribute the origin of the shift towards higher temperatures as an effect of the interphase, while the subsequent shift to lower temperatures as an apparent relaxation time shift that arises solely due to the addition of stiff elastic particles.

Others have proposed that a 'laterality shift' of language functions from the left to the right hemisphere may occur, either immediately after the ictus with a subsequent shift back to the left hemisphere (Saur et al., 2006) or as a permanent reorganization (Weiller et al., 1995; Musso et al., 1999; Thompson et al., 2000; Leff et al., 2002; Raboyeau et al., 2008).

In vitro and in vivo studies in mice have suggested that lead initially skews T-lymphocyte response toward the Th (T helper) 2 pathway (Heo et al. 1998; McCabe and Lawrence 1991), increasing the risk of asthma and atopy, although a subsequent shift back to the Th1 pathway, observed in different mouse study, could result in a predisposition to autoimmunity (Goebel et al. 2000).

The author of that decision, Sandra Day O'Connor, has since retired, and the court's subsequent shift to the right has left most court-watchers concluding that the University of Texas's policy will be struck down.