Sentence examples for by small shift in from inspiring English sources
They may belong to different members of the same functional family, indicated by small shift in the pI or are degraded protein products as suggested by significant differences between theoretical and observed Mr values.
That meant the winner would probably be decided by small shifts in field position, something that the Bengals had not been known for until recently.
More distant refineries, with higher transport costs, would have trouble competing.But the market for fuel is still shrinking and tiny margins mean profits can be wiped out by small shifts in the price of crude or other costs.
Thus, the dehydration process is accompanied by small shifts only in the positions of the respective [Co en 3]3+ and [Fe CN 6]3– ions as can be deduced from the mean values of the Co⋯Fe distances to the six nearest neighbors which were found to be 6.32(4) and 6.22(4) Å in the crystal structures of 1a, and 1b, respectively.
This algorithm has been designed with the objective of ensuring the schedules of the clusters overlap by introducing a small shift in time between the adjacent clusters' schedules to compensate for the clock drift.
Regarding TTO, this is probably due to the relatively narrow ranges of valuations assigned by this group; a small shift in valuations has larger impact on test-retest reliability compared to the other groups.
Thus, the small shift in the Na+ inactivation curve generated by miR-375 down-regulation (Fig. 4) could in theory lead to changes in insulin secretion.
By concentrating on the European scenes of Audubon's activity, Hart-Davis effects a small shift in Audubon biography.
Such a small shift in eye position cannot account for the much larger shift of receptive field position.
It could exercise subtler leverage as well: by making small shifts in the pace and the menu of its purchases, China arguably helped persuade the U.S. Treasury to recapitalize Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, the wounded housing agencies, instead of letting them fail.
Mountains tend to heat up faster than lowland areas because they were colder from the start, and are more affected by relatively small shifts in temperature.
