Sentence examples for but shift over time from inspiring English sources
Allender et al. [ 41] state that large, international networks like PreVAiL, present different levels of participation from members, and that member roles are not static but shift over time; we agree, and argue that more thought needs to be given to alternate paradigms of IKT that encompass different partner roles, expectations, and levels of involvement.
These results suggest that the functional capacity of the denitrifier community is shifting over time.
The δ18Op of HCl-extractable inorganic P initially reflected the signature of the parent material, but shifted over time towards (but not reaching) isotopic equilibrium.
One possible problem with this proposal is that it relies quite heavily on meeting occupation- and industry-specific demand that now exists but that might shift over time in unanticipated ways.
A relationship should not only shift, but shift positively over time as both partners work to resolve outstanding issues.
Most wheezing children fall into the latter group, but symptom patterns may shift over time, so diagnosis and the need for controller treatment should be reviewed regularly.
Finding your right dumbbell weight for a given exercise is simple enough, but your needs will shift over time.
Granted these boundaries shift over time — but the boundaries have to be sustained for long enough for the platform provider to achieve scale and trust and to get a critical mass of applications running on it.
Granted these boundaries shift over time — but they have to be sustained for long enough for the platform provider to achieve scale and trust and to get a critical mass of applications running on it.
Not only do hot spots shift over time, but if crime scientists and analysts conduct temporal analysis on large scale time periods (i.e. months and years), they will notice that crime hot spots have important temporal shifts within each hot spot.
Political beliefs and ideas shift over time, but the values which define our nation are a constant.
