Sentence examples for measuring a shift from inspiring English sources

With this method we overcame the constraints implied by the limited range of the knee joint during the passive motion and since we did not calculate the stiffness at the maximum passive torque the alternative approach (measuring a shift in the joint angle torque relation) could also give an indication of alterations in the mechanical properties of the VL tendon and aponeurosis.

The proud gesture at the First Baptist Church of Orlando said much about how the reaction to the massacre at the gay nightclub Pulse on Sunday has measured a shift in social attitudes.

We consistently measured a shift in bundle position following efferent stimulation in a total of 28 hair cells.

A possible cause for the fact that we still measure a shift for a probe sequence not used in the study is the overlap among the motifs (CCTCCC and TCTCCC) taken from the 3' spacer sequences of the primers (see fig 2).

This may reflect that our sleep measure was less directed towards sleep deprivation and rather measured a shift in diurnal rhythm.

Third, the VAS scale used to measure a shift in tasks and responsibilities from GP to practice nurse was developed specifically for the program and has not been validated in research as yet.

To measure a shift in the PWV due to cell attachment, the sensor surface is scanned twice: before (baseline scan) and after cells have attached to the surface (post-attachment scan).

Therefore, the mCST measures a concept shift that includes alternating stimuli (either letters or numbers) from trial 1 to trial 8 and, in addition, a shift in the strategy needed to complete the task (following the instruction regarding the ascending or the descending order) on trial 5 onwards.

Stanney says her team also measured a fundamental shift in people's postural stability.

In 1868 Huggins measured a small shift in the position of the F line in the hydrogen spectrum for Sirius, which was interpreted as being caused by the radial motion of the star with respect to Earth.

Since we knew how atoms worked, we could measure a systematic shift of those lines to different wavelengths: redder ones if they were moving away from us, bluer if they were moving towards us.