The phrase "as indicated by shift" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a change or transition that has been pointed out or highlighted by a shift in context, data, or perspective.
Example: "The results of the survey show a significant change in consumer behavior, as indicated by shift in preferences over the past year."
Alternatives: "as shown by the change" or "as demonstrated by the shift".
Changes in sea surface temperature in the tropical Pacific Ocean, as indicated by shifts in climate variability modes such as El Niño-Southern Niño-Southernnd the Pacific Decadal Oscillation, andear thehave also contributed to the decreasing trends in groundwater storage in this region.
The existing evidence suggests that LD taping reduces pronation, as indicated by shifts in midfoot pressure from medial to lateral, as well as changes in forefoot and hindfoot forces [ 3, 12].
At 24 hrs post-treatment, significant mitochondrial loss was observed in all cell lines as indicated by shifts in peaks between untreated, 50 μM BT and 100 μM BT treated cells.
With increasing log kill, an increasing proportion of modelled patients with sensitive tumours is rendered relapse free, as indicated by the progressive shift in the notch point in the distribution to the left.
The depolarizing shift in the EGABA in SCN neurons is mainly due to NKCC1, as indicated by the shift back to the typical EGABA after administration of its specific blocker bumetanide.
We show a significant increase in the COP measure (p < 0.001 in both cases) as indicated by a shift in the median COP marker distribution values.
The selection stringency was significantly increased, as indicated by the shift towards higher distribution of producing-cell populations, even with no MSX added into cell culture medium.
Protection increased the number of large patches inside the park, as indicated by a shift from a truncated power law to a power law distribution of patch sizes.
In contrast, the lactam- form participates in the chelation in case of the nitrato (2) and perchlorato (1) complexes as indicated by the shift of the above band to lower wave numbers; 1692 and 1653 cm-1, respectively.
In acidic pH, large-sized nanoparticles were formed, while in alkaline pH, small-sized nanoparticles were produced, as indicated by blue shift in λ max from 420 to 413 nm (Fig. 4a).
