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The funding emphasis has gradually shifted from bioweaponry, in subjects like anthrax, to infectious diseases, she said.
You might say that after years of navel-gazing, the climate of photo-based art has gradually shifted from me to them.
The art scene in Istanbul has gradually shifted from a heavily traditional one that celebrates the city's history to a contemporary one that prizes its upstarts.
Berkshire has gradually shifted from being an investment vehicle that owns traded shares to a collection of wholly- or partly-owned businesses, such as Heinz, a food manufacturer.
Since the hearings began in May, the focus has gradually shifted from low-level rig workers to shore-based managers for the companies involved in drilling the well.
In the early 19th century, enterprising Shakers introduced the flat, wire-bound broom that is still in use today, although manufacturing has gradually shifted from factories throughout the United States to factories in the Midwest and Mexico.
Employers have gradually shifted from traditional pensions, with guaranteed benefits for life, to 401(k) accounts that run out when the money has been spent.
Charles Ellis, author of the recent book on Goldman, thinks traders' focus has narrowed as rewards have gradually shifted from the team and the year to the trader and the individual trade.
Unlike their close relatives the artiodactyls, cetaceans have gradually shifted from an herbivorous to a carnivorous diet, with their major food being fish and crustaceans (Walker et al. 1999).
Over the past few decades, the preferred treatment strategies for squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck have gradually shifted from surgery to organ-preservation approaches such as radiotherapy with or without chemotherapy.
