Sentence examples for form of shifting from inspiring English sources

2 The Taungya system is a modified form of shifting cultivation.

Not only can anthropogenic disturbance in the form of shifting cultivation play a positive role in B. excelsa regeneration, its historic presence on the landscape could explain current Brazil nut densities and distributions.

A large part of both study areas was affected by bi-directional conversion between woodlands and crop fields in the early part of the study period, in the form of shifting agriculture.

In this work, we introduce a coherence measurement for the general linear patterns, the minimal mean squared error (MMSE), which is designed to handle the evaluation of biclusters with shifting, scaling and the general linear (the mixed form of shifting and scaling) correlations.

Relationships with these political actors have been more complex, often taking the form of shifting alliances among a wider range of social actors.

Primary eye care can also be considered as a form of task shifting, wherein not one specific task but several activities are shifted to the primary care level, away from specialist cadres such as ophthalmic clinical officers and nurses.

Here we find that methylation changes can take the form of shifts in position within the promoter and/or quantitative changes that presumably reflect changes in the fraction of mES cells containing the altered methylation mark.

or any form of shift work were classified as shift workers.

We assume that climate change will take the form of shifts in the north south rainfall gradient, consistent with historical changes in rainfall regimes in this region (Bomblies and Eltahir 2010; Irizarry-Ortiz et al. 2003).

This form of task shifting started about 25 years ago in a few eastern African counties through informal mentoring by ophthalmologists of individuals on their hospital staff.

In our opinion, one strategy to address these issues entails the use of lay health counsellors (LHCs), a form of task shifting already shown to be effective in the treatment of common mental disorders in LMICs' (54, 55).