The phrase "and expected shift in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing anticipated changes or transitions in a particular context, such as in research, business, or social trends.
Example: "The report outlines the current market conditions and expected shift in consumer behavior over the next year."
Alternatives: "and anticipated change in" or "and projected shift in".
By adjusting the settings, the EC reaction efficiency was gradually changed from partial to full disulfide bonds reduction in α-lactalbumin, and the expected shift in charge state distribution has been demonstrated.
The resting depolarization was smaller (+5.2 mV) than the expected shift in gating and steady state inactivation (+13 mV) from surface charge effects (see above).
This paper analyses how the development of shared autonomous electric vehicles may make electrified transportation more likely and why this may lead to a more rapid than expected shift in the current transportation paradigm.
In order to compare results across these studies, we calculated the degree of compensation as the difference between the error in heading perception and the shift in FOE based on the experimental parameters, normalized by the expected shift in FOE ([FOE shift-heading error]/FOE shift).
It was an expected shift in Mr. Holmes's defense, formalized during a court hearing in this Denver suburb.
In pre-release interviews, U2 compared the extent of their expected shift in musical style to that of Achtung Baby.
For the regulated genes, the expected shift in polyribosome profile was observed (PDCD8 shifted towards higher fractions in IPF (Figure 4A); CFL2 shifted towards lower fractions in IPF (Figure 4B); and the negative control (FUT10) displayed a similar pattern in IPF and control (Figure 4C)).
Consequently, as long as the plants respond with the release of GLVs, the expected shift in the (Z)/(E -ratio should occur.
There is a small, expected shift in the age distribution from the first time period to the second time period and the training and the validation data sets of course show similar results.
For example, the linearized Poisson Boltzmann equation was used to calculate the expected shift in apparent reduction potential of each cluster upon the reduction of each of the other clusters, to define a set of pairwise interactions.
