Sentence examples for measurable shift from inspiring English sources

These temperature pulses produce a measurable shift in the glass transition temperature, evidencing phase separation.

Therefore, the present measurable shift of diffraction peak (about 0.05°) come from doped Mn because of the larger ionic radius of Mn2+ (0.80 Å) than that of Zn2+ (0.74 Å).

In order to be able to evaluate the influence of other process parameters on the transfer yield, a temperature of 130 °C was chosen in the following since changes in a specific parameter can lead to a measurable shift of the transfer yield in this temperature regime (Fig. 4 a).

Possibly, but some measurable shift happens when people speak about the books that matter to them.

Unfavorable views of Islam among the GOP dropped 4 points, on the edge between statistical noise and a measurable shift.

Binding of cAMP to Epac-camps resulted in a small decrease in FRET efficiency: the fluorescent proteins are bright but the measurable shift in FRET is a weak signal.

But other geologists and climate experts said the work appeared to provide the broadest view yet of short-term flutters in tropical weather patterns, with measurable shifts in the chemistry of the coral skeleton reflecting the subtle changes in the environment.

Although magnetic fields interact weakly with biological tissues, at high fields, this interaction is sufficiently strong to cause measurable shifts in the Larmor frequency among various tissue types.

The majority of patients with mood and anxiety disorders have measurable shifts in their stress hormone regulation as reflected by elevated secretion of central and peripheral stress hormones or by altered hormonal responses to neuroendocrine challenge tests.

For a random sample, there is a very simple relationship between the four measurable shifts for small stresses, which is independent of the nature of the polymer or of the vibrational mode involved, so that only three of the shifts are independent.

Instead, Fogg recommends small, but measurable shifts that, one by one, build up to our bigger goals over time.