Sentence examples for measures shifts from inspiring English sources

We found no difference in Tajima's D, which measures shifts in the allele frequency spectrum, between the immune and control groups overall or when split by immune pathway (Table 3).

Although four of our psychological measures shifted significantly in the predicted direction, two others cognitive factors and personality did not.

U.S. coastal scientists are reporting that superstorm Sandy knocked out more than one-half of a high-frequency radar network that measures shifting Atlantic Ocean currents just offshore.

This remains the foremost medium-term downside risk for the U.S. Monthly Treasury Department data on net foreign purchases of U.S. securities, known as the Treasury International Capital report, measures shifting international portfolios and capital positions.

Another possible explanation for the lack of association in the early studies is that the outcome measures shifted over time from AIDS-defining illnesses to biological markers of immunological decline (CD4) or viral replication.

At four sites in the Amazon, the team used cameras to monitor leaf changes throughout the canopy and CO2-measuring sensors to measure shifts in photosynthesis.

The upper exposure action level and exposure limit 85 dB LAeq was reached or exceeded in three measurements from three different shifts, corresponding to 5% of all measured shifts or 0.6% of all measurements.

The lower action level 80 dB LAeq was exceeded in 30 different dosimeter measurements during 28 different work shifts, which corresponds to 46% of all measured shifts or 6% of all dosimeter measurements.

The remaining 41 events occurred in 17 different shifts corresponding to 28% of all measured shifts or 8% of all dosimeter measurements.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.04693.011 10.7554/eLiFigure93.012 Figure 4 figure supplement 2. Problems with previous approaches to measuring shifts in the absence of full tuning curve measurements.

There are no data directly measuring shifts in who bears the cost of college.