Sentence examples for an earlier shift from inspiring English sources

Would the results have raised issues that might have led to an earlier shift in treatment for stuttering children?

Clinical results have shown greater implant stability [31] and an earlier shift from decreasing to increasing implant stability after placement [32].

In addition, the butyric acid could have also promoted an earlier shift to the acid-producing pathway, which might be reflected in a slower growth rate.

The higher rate reported (8.1% versus our rate of 6.7%) may reflect greater exposure among women of lower socio-economic status; however, there is only one year of overlap in the two analyses, and although we found no difference in exposure rate from 2007 to 2011, an earlier shift in rate of drug use may have occurred.

This allele is associated with resistance to T. circumcincta and, as well as an earlier reduction in worm burdens, carrier lambs demonstrated an earlier shift in abomasal cytokine transcription from Th1 to regulatory and Th2 cytokines compared with more susceptible non-carrier lambs.

An earlier shift to the Andes raises the likelihood that the Dactylomys transition was a lowland recolonization leading to D. boliviensis and D. dactylinus, but again, the origin of this radiation is as yet uncertain.

More deterministic coal prices and lower discount rates decreased the trigger prices of coal suggesting an earlier shifting of technologies from coal to renewables.

Even at 71, she still does an early shift at B&Q and helps out as a theatre usher.

Initially conceived as a showcase for local talent, Ferus expanded its scope after an early shift in personnel.

"Brexit may or may not prompt an early election, but it will certainly lead to an early shift to the right".

Lindros, another big center, thumped Berard into the boards with a clean check on an early shift and, later, burst past Boynton on the left boards.