Sentence examples for been a strong shift from inspiring English sources
In the last decade or so there has been a strong shift towards spring lambing on pasture.
Since Medicare approved reimbursement for free standing centers back in 1982, there has been a strong shift to outpatient surgical care.
In recent years, there has been a strong shift by care home operators to providing training for care workers to reach levels of NVQ that demonstrate caring skills.
A poll this week indicated that there has been a strong shift away from the ruling coalition in favor of the Left Green Party and the Progressive Party, but a substantial percentage of Icelanders want a new government with no ties with any of the existing political parties.
Anti-Brexit activists and campaigners say there has been a stronger shift against Brexit in the area across all generations; quite a claim in a constituency that voted 79.7% in favour of remaining in the EU in the 2016 referendum.
This suggests that during phagocytosis of C. albicans there is a strong shift in macrophages toward a weaker pro-inflammatory transcriptional response by 4 h.
YouGov said there was a "strong shift in preference towards cremation as people get older".
There was a strong shift from using non-specific headache diagnoses towards specific (39%to13%3%; p<0.0001); diagnosis of precise migraine subtypes increased from 8%to38%8% (p=0.0005).
"It's a strong shift in healthcare when everyone is realizing that hospitals and clinics are too busy, and we need to get doctors out to the community in other ways". He says he sees afflictions typical of childhood — fevers, croup, infections.
In the initiation period Germany had a very high proportion of cases in the 15 to 24 years age group, in the later period there was a strong shift to the younger 5 to 14 years age groups.
Because A1C, FPG, and OGTT are all considered acceptable diagnostic tests for pre-diabetes by the ADA, there may be a strong shift toward using A1C alone to identify patients with pre-diabetes and diabetes.
