Sentence examples for continuous shift in from inspiring English sources

The more subtle changes in gene expression may support the improved overall metabolic phenotype: a small and consistent shift in gene regulation resulting in a continuous shift in metabolism as suggested by the continuously lower RER (Fig 4A) that is still in a physiological range.

One hypothesis asserts that rotation is mediated via frontoparietal structures, whereas a second states that a continuous shift in the activity of direction-specific neurons in the superior colliculus (SC) supports rotation.

A continuous shift in the isoelectric point IEP to a more acidic value was observed and particle charges were reversed when the amount of copolymer added exceeded a critical level.

For Case 4, the results show a more extensive and continuous shift in plans pf the agents.

A MIC distribution evaluation demonstrated that the most striking change was a slight but continuous shift in vancomycin and teicoplanin MICs over time.

We did not observe a continuous shift in the subset of vSPNs tuned for specific turning angles, suggesting that the strength of turns is not controlled by recruiting different subsets of neurons.

Meanwhile, the emergence of a new characteristic redshifted signal at 357 nm with gradual increment in the absorption intensity on gentle increase in the ferric ion concentration and continuous shifting in the ligand absorption bands after Fe3+ addition ascribed the conformational changes in the ligand structure upon Fe3+ binding.

The impacts of climate change have been felt in the area with continuous shifts in rainfall pattern as well as changes in the temperature.

Severe sleep deprivation, with workers being required to work in near continuous shift for several days without mandatory rest periods.

A "continuous shift" is defined as one in which the staff member does not leave the work site for a period of more than two hours of unpaid time.

In addition, the longest continuous shift a doctor could perform was 13 hours with an obligatory 11-hour resting time.