Sentence examples similar to comparative shift from inspiring English sources

In summary, conventionally calibrated SEC is a satisfactory method to characterize SCNP via interpretation of comparative shifts in retention time.

Although the original Xtreme Beach Volleyball sold well, its successor was a comparative flop, shifting an estimated 150,000 copies in North America and 30,000 in Europe.

The aim is to help people to move jobs as comparative advantage shifts rapidly from one activity to the next.

Mr. Garnaut of Australian National University predicts that even richer vistas could open up for the likes of India as China's comparative advantage shifts to technologically complex goods from simple manufacturing.

What was less clear was the Dominicans' comparative ascendancy, a shift documented in census data by the CUNY study and attributed to steady immigration and the growth in children born to Dominicans here.

The conjugation site was identified using mass shift comparative analysis of Asp-N proteolytic digests.

Comparative advantage has shifted significantly in these countries.

Again, imposing a cost on the production of carbon-intensive goods and services shifts comparative advantage in the production of those same goods and services in the direction of countries not taking on such costs.

This hurts farmers who stand to gain from the shift of comparative advantage in rice-growing towards India and Bangladesh thanks to the second green revolution.

It ends with a plea for careful research design and sample selection, construction of causal mechanisms, and a shift toward comparative and statistical rather than single-case analyses.

In the wake of these major changes, the comparative landscape began to shift.