Sentence examples for document shift from inspiring English sources

"Right now we've learnt to read a document, shift our gaze between the document and the scrollbar and the cursor when we're scrolling, and then check on the document to see if we've reached the point we want to reach". This is like knowing roughly how far you are through a book based on depth – as guided by the edges of paper beneath your fingertips.

Nonetheless, most studies in asthmatic patients that document shift of sympathovagal balance towards predominance of parasympathetic drive also demonstrate reduced HRV [ 5– 8].

In combination, changes in these five metrics document shifts in landscape composition and configuration that have important implications for people and the landscape.

This group analyzed historical records, and in particular parish records, to document shifts in inheritance practices and residential arrangements in the European family.

Rather than addressing this issue separately, the Vatican document shifts immediately to the second question, of Christian conduct once the campaign against the Jews had begun.

Satellite data and other tools document shifting coastlines due to rising seas and climate change, and mining nearby sand to expand distant beaches has become a sensitive issue.

Writing a document shifted from multiple, one-shot drafts to a single draft with multiple revisions.

A strength of our study is the ability of the centralized laboratory to capture and document shifts in the epidemiology of pneumococci in Canada.

Applied to series of samples, the approach can document shifts in community structure and identify responses to medical treatments, increasing age, altered diet, and changing health status.

23 24 This paradigm shift from culturing to metagenomic analysis has expanded our ability to document shifts in microbial populations to an unparalleled degree, but the interpretation of these shifts continues to be under debate.

In this study, we showed how SRL microanalytic protocols could be administered as part of a clinical reasoning activity to document shifts in medical students' motivation and regulatory processes during that activity.