Sentence examples for assuming a shift from inspiring English sources

Again we have fairly good agreement between the model and observations, assuming a shift in solar wind conditions around wake entry.

Assuming a shift in the slider turtle's fundamental niche is not necessary to explain the range of invasive populations in SDM, as mismatches between climate envelopes in native and invasive ranges can simply be explained by the choice of variables in SDM.

It assumes a shift, a change, a flip.

If the sum of the projected parts is less than the probable total, the analyst is likely to assume a shift in economic policy that will move the economy up to full employment by the end of the forecast period and adjust his various projections up to the appropriate total.

These savings assume a shift to the adoption of increased focus on remote patient monitoring and management; thus allowing hospitals and doctors offices to refocus their time and resources on real emergencies.

Of special note is the diffusion of interests from overtly political and strategic analyses of women in society and culture, to exploration of the variant forms that gender can assume, a shift that also distinguishes aspects of the transition from feminism to postfeminism.

For Beagle's other applications (phasing, imputation, and IBD detection), we have not found the shift parameter to be useful, so we assume a shift parameter of b = 0 for the remainder of this section.

Homology relationships between fungal lipases and feruloyl esterases (type A) assume a shift in at least one of these enzyme categories that led to a functional novelty in the fungi kingdom.

(2) The 'learned relative spatial associations' category (red outline): target chosen according to its relative distance associated with a given demonstrator portrait's identity (now shifted horizontally together with the demonstrator portrait; the cartoon assumes a shift of the target from 10° to 5°).

They all assume a shift from state-centered, hierarchical top-down government towards less formalized governance by networks of interdependent stakeholders that extend beyond the government sector ("from government to governance"; Huitema and Meijerink 2014 ; Mostert 2015 ; Rhodes 1997 ; Termeer 2009 ).

The transition from traditional to gender-similar sexual behavior was simulated by assuming a progressive shift towards gender-similar sexual activity rates and reduction of age gap between sexual partners.