Sentence examples for capturing shifts from inspiring English sources

Those are some of the results of a new regional opinion poll taken by Latinobarometro, a Chilean organisation, and published exclusively by The Economist.Latinobarometro has conducted similar opinion surveys each year since 1995, so the poll is good at capturing shifts in opinion.

This differential methylation and expression may be capturing shifts in cellular composition, reflecting physiological changes in the placenta associated with GDM.

To capture shifts in breast imaging through 21 years of scientific meeting abstracts.

Differential methylation and expression associated with GDM likely also captures shifts in cellular composition, reflecting physiological changes in the placenta.

Transient fluctuations have also been revealed in recent studies using innovative methods to capture shifts in attentional processing within relatively short time-scales, ranging from milliseconds to minutes.

Monitoring for EHE management would ideally capture shifts in exposures and modifying factors at various levels, changes in demographics, urban form, and outcome, such as heat morbidity and mortality rates.

"Madness" neatly captures shifting intellectual agendas.

After her breakthrough with that series she undertook other series in which she captured shifting demeanors, including women who had just given birth, bullfighters from Portugal who had just stepped out of the ring and Israeli women going into the army.

In fact, MSR is only able to capture shifting tendencies within the data [ 22].

One's relationship with another person always seems to be in flux, and I'm probably more interested in capturing these shifts in mood and feeling than in writing about any particular theme or subject.

This is a telling observation, capturing the shift in focus from the representational image to the idea.