Sentence examples for described a paradigm shift from inspiring English sources

The participants described a paradigm shift in GPs' attitudes towards drug information sources during recent decades, with an increasingly positive attitude towards academic detailing provided by the local DTC instead of drug industry-supplied information.

This article describes a paradigm shift where automation will no longer be an add-on, and where software supports the definition, implementation and operationalization of functions and structures of products from the beginning of the design process.

One thing they have in common is they describe a paradigm shift to something that would be difficult to understand from our current standpoint.

With the exception of professional services -- law, medicine, finance, and consulting -- where the know-how and basic mechanisms for the delivery of services have evolved much more slowly and methodically, the workforce in the U.S. has witnessed and been subject to what can best be described as a paradigm shift.

Person-centred care is described as a paradigm shift in nursing and health care and something that should be supported and implemented in all aspects of health care [ 11].

Born an optimist, I am confident that we are now seeing concrete expressions of what Thomas Kuhn described 50 years ago as a "paradigm shift" in The Structure of Scientific Revolutions.

My business contacts describe this as a paradigm shift and they believe it's permanent".

The authors say that "(traffic) flow control will be possible via a few mobile actuators (less than 5%) long before a majority of vehicles have autonomous capabilities". They also describe it as a "paradigm shift in traffic management" – and having read their paper, I'm inclined to agree.

On his website, McKay describes this as a paradigm shift.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, 30 July 2007 – "I would describe it as a paradigm shift," said UNICEF Child Protection Specialist Dita Reichenberg, referring to outcomes from the first regional consultation on child care system reform in South East Europe.

At Sofia Consultation, governments in South East Europe embrace child-care reform SOFIA, Bulgaria, 30 July 2007 – "I would describe it as a paradigm shift," says UNICEF Child Protection Specialist Dita Reichenberg, referring to outcomes from the first regional consultation on child care system reform in South East Europe.