Sentence examples for measurable shift in from inspiring English sources
These temperature pulses produce a measurable shift in the glass transition temperature, evidencing phase separation.
If we were going to achieve a measurable shift in voting, we needed to bake it into our university's cultural identity.
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.
The observed enthalpy varied linearly with the experimental temperature in the range 15 35°C for both iminium and alkanolamine forms indicating that there is no measurable shift in the preexisting equilibrium between the conformational states of BSA in the temperature range studied.
Therefore, prior experience with the template was sufficient to induce a significant and measurable shift in students' paper-reading habits.
Indeed, cell differentiation caused a measurable shift in the pool of lincRNAs associated with SCML2, suggesting that in addition to intrinsic binding preferences, cellular context may also determine which RNAs bind to SCML2 and, in turn, how its function and distribution on chromatin is affected by these interactions.
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.
Once the Princeton team had established that the 12 mothers all had measurable shifts in their vocal timbre, they began thinking of how to expand the study, said Piazza.
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.
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.
But after decades of feminist intervention, swaths of evidence for unevenly distributed labor burdens, and measurable shifts in beliefs about gender, why are we still having the conversation about women "leaning" in one direction or another?
