Sentence examples for a very large shift from inspiring English sources

Indeed, several reports show that in both free and protein-bound glutamines, the C = O stretching absorption of side chains was found to downshift from 1687 1668 cm−1 in H2O to 1654 1635 cm−1 in D2O, while the NH2 deformation mode of side chains underwent a very large shift, from 1611 1586 cm−1 in H2O to about 1163 cm−1 in D2O (for a review see ref. [26]).

"Over the next ten to fifteen years I expect to see a very large shift toward a much more mathematical biology, and certainly toward a highly computationally intensive biology.

"What's notable here is the very large shift and we're not close to the final days".

For example, Beta Lyrae, an eclipsing binary system, has a period of 12.9 days and displays very large shifts in orbital velocity.

"That is a very large cultural shift we're seeing," Folt said.

The 11% minority subspectrum, in contrast, had a very large isomer shift (δ=1.26 mm·s−1) and large quadrupole splitting (Δ EQ=3.23 mm·s−1), which are typical of high-spin Fe2+ with six hard ligands.

This is a reasonably informative prior for the magnitude of the change in an in-control Poisson rate as the control chart is sensitive enough to detect very large shifts and estimate associated change points.

Small shifts in surveys can come from noise in the data and/or from sampling error, while very large shifts usually reflect real and important changes in behavior.

In addition for very large shifts the Shewhart chart is marginally better than the EWMA approach while the MA(4) approach takes longer to signal.

Given the very large shifts in pI, we would anticipate that the processing and breakdown of milk proteins are likely to differ substantially.

The world has experienced some very large shifts in the epidemiology of carbon monoxide poisoning, but it remains one of the most important toxicological global causes of morbidity and mortality.