Exclusion of the Shaw et al. 27 study from the pooled analysis of mechanical ventilation time also resulted in a shift to an effect that was not statistically significant.
Since malignant transformation is a 20 to 30 year process, in most cases a shift to a field effect could allow prediction of the development of intraepithelial neoplasia (IEN).
This is a rich seam of experience from which important lessons can be learned about strategies for engagement, and in particular, how to effect a shift to a social justice based understanding and practice of accountability.
The shift in the literature from modular to orthomodular lattices that was characterized above is in effect a shift back to von Neumann's earlier position (prior to his confession).
In that sense, the effect of the shift to a digital election should be that it encourages, or enforces, candour.
These changes could result in a response shift (RS) effect [ 6- 8].
So this is a slight variant on a simple symbol shift, as the p-coordinate is a symbol shift to the right, while the q coordinate is, in effect, a symbol shift to the left.[17] One important feature of this dynamics is that it is measure preserving, so that if X is a subset of the unit square, μ(X) = μ(φ(X)).
By measuring these parameters at 5 and 7 days post-infection, we observed a shift in the effect of PGC-1α (Fig. 2B and D).
Judges should presume that the government's evidence was reliable, the appeals court ruled, in effect shifting to the detainee the burden of refuting that presumption.
The problem hinges on difficulties in recognizing that a shift in strategy has a pervasive effect across the organization's functional areas.
The findings contribute to reduce the gap between theory and practice, by a shift in focus from cause-effect to conditional attributes or characteristics of an effective organisation-wide quality intervention.
