Sentence examples for much greater shift from inspiring English sources

In this particular case, a combination of political factors, along with the peculiarities of France's two-round presidential electoral system, produced a result that gives the impression of a much greater shift than has actually taken place.

As the roughness increases to 8 nm which is the average grain size in the shell, a much greater red-shift (to 720 nm) is observed.

Of course the lifestyle difference between having and not having a cleaning lady is much greater than the shift involved in saying ciao to the barista.

Negative growth interactions between GTF alleles and Pol II alleles correlated with exacerbated TSS defects but were of much greater strength for downstream shifting GTF TSS alleles and Pol II LOF alleles than for upstream shifting GTF TSS alleles and Pol II GOF alleles.

The absorption maximum of D116N is indeed red-shifted relative to that of the wild type at high pH, but the red shift is much greater than what would be expected from the total red shift in the wild type when the counterion charge is eliminated at low pH.

Ed Miliband represents a big break with the New Labour of Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, because of his explicit promise of higher taxes on the highest earners and the wealthy, and with his shift to much greater economic interventionism.

"Local areas have chosen to be more ambitious, to pool more of their budgets than we had asked them to," said Lamb. "This has to be the start of a shift towards a much greater pooling of resources".

This shift is, however, much greater when the polymer is used rather than the monomer, in line with a higher stability of the complexes (Kpolymer≫Kmonomer).

But the continuity gaps are much greater than in "Tree," and the shifts to the past that Malick throws in here are meaningless.

But it may have much greater value down the road, because the shift is enough to build 3-D images from a single photo.

The main observation from Figure 8 is that salt addition has substantially increased the sizes of the scattering objects, evident from the shift of peaks to much greater values.