Sentence examples for cases a shift in from inspiring English sources
In two cases, a shift in the isotopic signature of outgassing CO₂ provided clear evidence that injected CO₂ had traveled from the injection well to the observation point, while in a third case, no response was seen and the fissure could not be assumed to have a flowpath connected with the injection well.
In all cases a shift in protein size of about 26 kDa, the size of EYFP, was observed.
Specific features of the epidemiology of BAC include a comparable incidence in men and women (in several series the number of female cases outnumber that of male cases), a shift in the distribution toward early-stage lesions, and a better survival rates than for other histological types of lung cancer, which is not fully explained by differences in stage at diagnosis [ 9].
Kravinsky was energized he foresaw a test case, a shift in public opinion.
If this is not the case, a shift in the amplification curve may be introduced that influences the ΔCt values.
These revised understandings are evident in other works published around mid century, such as in John Burton's A New System of Midwifry (1751) where, again, problems from the mother were stated as to do with the pelvis and the situation of the uterus, indicating in this case a shift in obstetrical knowledge and advice from around the mid eighteenth century.
"These two cases represent a shift in the pendulum back in the direction of corporate taxpayers".
People in threatened areas faced sometimes days of uncertainty, their lives upended by forces completely out of their control, including firefighters' ability to make a stand near a populated area or, in some cases, by a shift in the wind.
These cases illustrate a shift in human rights disputes between China and the United States in recent years, which have become more diverse and in some ways harder to solve.
These high-profile cases signal a shift in women's willingness to speak up about sexual harassment and assault, and the cultural reaction to such allegations.
Both cases show a shift in focal position towards the laser incidence with rising pulse energy.
