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But by being vague about the length of Mr. Rouse's tenure, Mr. Obama also left himself some flexibility, should the outcome of the midterm elections leave him seeking a more marked shift in approach.

The Army's proposal, drafted last week, would represent an even more marked shift in the Guard's role that could have profound effects on its budget, equipment and training -- and on the willingness of people to join a service that has traditionally demanded only a weekend a month and two weeks each summer.

This trend was also observed in a Brazilian study, where counselling induced an even more marked shift from COC (from 66.5 to 53.7 %) in favour of other methods (from 8.9 to 14 % for the transdermal patch and from 6.7 to 16%% for the vaginal ring) [ 16].

He has lobbied for more hard news and more succinct articles — a marked shift in tone for a newspaper whose signatures include long, often quirky news features that start on the front page.

It is apparent that the latter are perceived as more caring behaviours, a marked shift from the professional nihilism reported in the literature.

This marked shift to more fuel-efficient cars spells bad news for automakers like Ford Motor, Chrysler and General Motors, all of which invested heavily in large sport-utility vehicles and pickups in the past several years, when gas prices were much lower.

More recently, there has been a marked shift in the positions of both China and India, who have announced that they will undertake new measures to limit the anticipated rapid growth of their national greenhouse gas emissions in the coming decades.

There has been a marked shift away from more toxic herbicides to less toxic forms, but total herbicide use has increased (Traxler, 2004).

Over the past few years, the show has seen a marked shift away from big companies, who more and more often are opting to save big unveils for their own events, to smaller startups who view the show as a launchpad for new devices.

The longer bF of UCP1 in vertebrates also suggests important functional shifts, which are more marked in teleosts.

The shift in lying location was more marked for heifers, and all 6 spent ≥87% of their lying time on concrete in the muddiest treatment.