Sentence examples for marker of shift from inspiring English sources

Labyak and colleagues [ 13] suggested that changes in menstrual function might be a marker of shift work intolerance.

That change is a significant marker of shifting attitudes in the history of the city's homeless policy.

Deceptively simple, the LBD, with its morphing silhouettes and features, can be seen as a marker of shifting social codes.

It wasn't, it was simply a marker of a shift in culture, a recognition that things had changed.

For many, a 2007 report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change was a marker of a shift in the global warming debate.

The move of Leno to primetime is one more marker of a shift away from dramatic series and sitcoms and towards lower-cost reality-based programs as the economic core of American broadcasting.

Compared with vaginal microbiota in healthy women, the relative abundance or copy numbers of these bacteria combined with each other was associated with BV significantly and could be potentially used as a molecular marker of microbiota shift in vagina and as a target for diagnosis of BV.

Circulating inflammatory biomarkers and markers of the shift from innate to adaptive immunity are elevated in patients with AAA.

This is the marker of a cultural shift with regards to how Wikipedia articles are viewed in the art world and in research in general, making our work more pressing".

The earliest number detected was thus the temporal marker of the voluntary shift of attention from the letter stream to the numeral stream, which was estimated in the range of 300 to 400 ms. More direct measures of the dynamics of attentional deployment estimate that voluntary shifts take place 150 to 200 ms from the instruction [5], [6].

Our findings indicate that changes in both ANP and BNP appear to be excellent markers of concordant shifts in LAP, particularly under pathophysiological conditions characterized by chronic volume and cardiac overload, and also have an ability to respond rapidly to acute (over hours) rises and falls in LAP.