Sentence examples for identifying shifts from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, identifying shifts in habitat selection throughout the year can provide insights into wolves' ability to exploit seasonally available resources.
Wall and Zoega (2002) use a similar, though two-stage, approach: firstly, identifying shifts in the Beveridge curve, before trying to explain the shifts by means of institutional variables.
Offering an interpretation of developments in this research sub-field, it charts a 'first wave' and a 'second wave' of inquiries, identifying shifts of substantive emphasis, theoretical approach and methodological practice.
Expected patterns of gene expression were observed for previously characterized genes and physiological processes indicated that resolution in our analysis was sufficient for identifying shifts in global gene expression.
Therefore, although prevalence in urine samples was lower than in cervical samples in the studies included in this review, monitoring by regular urine measurements over time may still be a useful way of identifying shifts in HPV prevalence due to imparted immunity against vaccine HPV types.
While most of the interview data from these projects were not collected for the purpose of identifying shifts in well-being following CAM treatment, the transcripts provided a rich source of data on patient-reported experiences with CAM therapies including subjective accounts of treatment effect.
This new measure is named SMSR, from Scaling MSR, and it is shown in equation 3. Nevertheless, SMSR is not capable of identifying shifting patterns.
Other research tools identify shifts in language over time that could signal important cultural, scientific or historical changes.
The measure of perception can thus be used alongside other indicators to try and identify shifts in social norms.
The approach has successfully mapped genosoils and phenosoils within Pre-European soil classes at the district scale and identified shifts between present genosoils and phenosoils.
It is anticipated that the identified shifts will further increase concerns about respondent burden and ethical dilemmas about privacy and confidentiality.
