Although the choice of a relA spoT background may influence the growth of the cells in media shift experiments, there is evidence that relA spoT mutants have comparable growth rates to relA+ spoT+ and that the mutations do not influence F plasmid maintenance (Winkler et al. 1979).
The decision not to inflame ethnic passions meant that media coverage shifted in favor of whoever took an early lead, in this case Uhuru Kenyatta.
Corporal Oleski, who was killed in Afghanistan, was the third war casualty whose return to Dover has been covered by the news media since a shift in policy permitted it, with the family's approval.
Some are blaming the media for that shift in focus to Douglas' hair, while others see the story as a segue into a much broader subject: black women's hair.
Never again would I be able to read a lofty phrase about a social-media company's shift in policy — "open and connected," or "encouraging meaningful interactions" — without imagining a group of people sitting around a conference room, eating free snacks and making fallible decisions.
Were Mr. Beck to set off on his own, it would be a landmark moment for the media industry, reflecting a shift in the balance of power between media institutions and the personal brands of people they employ.
"With the shift in media viewing habits from TV to digital media, the market is primed for Sightly's solution.
Ironically, though the media declared Sandy a conversation changer, there's been no major shift in media coverage either.
Labor and Corporate Media, a 2003 book about the mainstream media's anti-labor bias, partially blames anti-union sentiment on a shift in media markets in the 1970s.
In the 1970s, Hong Kong saw a shift in media from partisan and party press to commercially oriented mass media.
