Sentence examples for defined shift from inspiring English sources

The authors defined shift work as spending at least 50 days a year working rotating shifts that forced participants to go to bed after midnight, get out of bed for work before 5 a.m. or work through the night.

Conformational changes in the G-protein are thought to be sequential, whereby receptor contacts induce a defined shift of G-protein regions relative to one another, mainly between the C-terminal α5 helix (movement and rotation), the α2/3 region and the α4/β6 loops.

The distribution of DNAm values for each cell type-by-protocol combination shows a defined shift in DNAm of the nRBC population between sorting methods (Fig.  4).

They defined shifts as employment outside 0700-1900.

In this study, we used the antibiotic vancomycin as a tool to induce defined shifts in the intestinal microbiota and model an altered colonization state in early life.

The research field would benefit from an enhanced consensus on how to define shift work as a concept.

The Lorentz transformations, which in special relativity define shifts in velocity perspectives, were shown by Minkowski to be simply rotations of space time axes.

The subsets of these states defining shifts will in general be identified in a later work, but here an interesting cross section for the conjugacy classes of shifts called diagonalizable shifts is introduced and studied.

Consecutive shifts were defined as shifts beginning on consecutive calendar days.

It has been observed that if the sea surface is illuminated by HF waves, then significant energy at a defined frequency shift can be received.

One solution to this problem is to use defined chemical shift markers.