Sentence examples for lifetime shifts from inspiring English sources

Robust lifetime shifts were observed using either a GFP RFP chimera or co-transfection of GFP MEM with RFP MEM.

The measured fluorescence intensity responses to the three different cell treatments were consistent with the fluorescence lifetime shifts detected in the same populations using the microfluidic flow cytometer.

After that, Lifetime shifted its focus to a select number of projects that could make a bigger splash — and started developing more of the network's own films instead of acquiring them from other sources.

White created more than 100 sequences and portfolios during his lifetime, shifting the parts around, says Martineau, "like a big puzzle, having a lot to do with where he was at that moment, intellectually and emotionally".

For instance, early learning can lead to a lifetime shift in feeding niche, even across species [ 39].

Still, participants were asked to recall their lifetime shift work exposure at a mean age of 46.9 years, thus non-differential misclassification is likely.

Like many Chinese of his generation, Mr. Liu has known a lifetime of shifting government policies.

In our lifetimes, climate shifts will likely inflict severe damage to human welfare in a continent already battling with entrenched poverty, degraded ecosystems and civil strife.

This was the opportunity of a lifetime to shift the business fast and hard into something new, different and much more relevant than the worn out Yahoo strategy.

Note that lifetime phase shift measurements are more reliable and established in practical sensor applications.

Yet during the teleconference the jeans-clad entrepreneurs told the Nasdaq suits that they believed the technology underlying Bitcoin would bring about a once-in-a-lifetime seismic shift in the financial industry, shrinking its current profits and workforce but also creating many new markets and opportunities.