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The decrease of radon due to earthquakes is presented also in Fig. 7, where the spectrum of radon concentration has shifted to lower C x values.

The Great Barrier Reef provides important feeding areas for the species; this reef area houses a stable population of around 10,000, although the population concentration has shifted over time.

The countries responsible for the increase in carbon dioxide concentrations have shifted in recent decades.

The absorption band of the sample with a SBC concentration of 10-4 mg/mL has shifted from 335.6 to 339.4 nm when the SBC concentration reaches 1 mg/mL.

Since the 1990s, with the goal of more fully integrating China into the global political economy, the nationwide economic reform has shifted its concentration to the promotion of information technology, particularly, the widespread expansion of the Internet.

The growing concentration of wealth and income has shifted attitudes and may have set the stage for a movement of middle class and poor Americans to find common ground.

To give one more example, the geographic concentration of invention in the U.S. has shifted to the west coast; not only in electronics, information and communication technology, but in many other fields.

Site L67F1 in the Everglades National Park, which has shown the highest fish THg levels since the beginning of the period of record (early 1990s), has shifted toward lower concentrations, particularly for large-bodied fish.

Meanwhile, OWS has shifted the media's focus from deficits to unemployment and the extreme income disparity and concentration of wealth and power that many economists, activists and pundits have long talked about (to no avail).

Coverage has shifted too.

China, especially, has shifted.