But Livingstone's progressive London at least tried to use every lever available to it to shift the balance; from the campaign for a living wage to the focusing of transport and housing investment where it would most benefit poorer Londoners.
We hypothesize that, had a longer time period been available for students to shift their focus from learning to enact Induction 1 to reflecting on the content of the experience, effects on self-efficacy would have been greater.
With all of this information available, marketers need to shift their mindset to think in terms of conversations, not campaigns, if they are to stand a chance at being heard by the empowered consumer.
Or they may examine the opportunities available to them to shift resources from one use to another.
In reality, the current prioritization of six typicals, all haphazardly available, likely forces providers to shift regimens frequently and often due to lack of stock, even if a given formulation has proven effective for a given patient.
"It's a signal once again that we're going to shift our available resources around to fit the strategy as it evolves," Thomas White, the secretary of the Army, told reporters today at a breakfast meeting.
Due to the nature of science, such as tentative knowledge (McComas et al. 1998a, b), the tenet of science that mandates that scientific explanations be based on the best available data may cause explanations to shift as new data are gathered, suggesting there may be a different explanation (e.g. the debate over whether drinking coffee good for you or bad for you, see Higdon and Frei, 2006).
We thus expect that CF bats do not have the option of shifting frequency available to them when flying with conspecifics because to shift frequency up (or down), even slightly beyond what is required for Doppler shift compensation, might render a CF bat insensitive to its own echoes.
