Sentence examples for introducing a shift from inspiring English sources

Positive effects of implementing the pull-strategy of LPS proved a plausible measure to reduce these challenges, by introducing a shift in strategy from push to pull.

The pressure sensitive behaviour of porous rocks is captured by introducing a shift stress in the formulation of the yield function, through the concept of 'frozen elastic energy' or non-dissipative part of the plastic work, which is stored within the material during loading.

Our results show that the facial ruff improves a) peripheral sound localization by increasing the ITD range and by yielding localization cues that allow discrimination of positions with equal ITD, and b) elevational sound localization in the frontal field by introducing a shift of iso-ILD lines out of the midsagittal plane, which causes ILDs to increase with increasing stimulus elevation.

The facial ruff a) improves azimuthal sound localization by increasing the ITD range and b) improves elevational sound localization in the frontal field by introducing a shift of iso ILD lines out of the midsagittal plane, which causes ILDs to increase with increasing stimulus elevation.

In other cases, deregulating properties can be associated with the fused transcript, such as insertion of one or two nucleotides across the junction breakpoint introducing a shift of the reading frame.

As shown in Figure  5C, the trimming step modifies the distribution of the length of sequencing reads by introducing a shift towards smaller sizes and a slight change in its profile.

To deal with such difficulties, this method is further generalized in the current study by introducing a shifting parameter in the shape function to effectively consider the unsymmetrical boundary constraints.

The report said the 1998 defense review had introduced "a shift in culture and priorities" in the armed forces, substituting "business and financial targets" for "functional values such as safety and airworthiness".

For this we introduce a shift operator defined by (2.22).

The recent identification and characterization of mesenchymal stem cells have introduced a shift in the research focus for future technologies in spinal surgery to achieve spinal fusion and treat degenerative disc disease.

Interactions between cells amplify theta oscillations and introduce a shift in firing phase.