Sentence examples for perceived a shift from inspiring English sources

Michael Yon, an independent reporter who relies on contributions from Internet users to report from both areas of conflict, has already perceived a shift in both media and reader attention from Iraq to Afghanistan.

They perceived a shift away from traditional "disassociated problem solving" (♀GP20_40s) involving a mix of semi-acute and chronic care, towards the management of multiple, chronic diseases.

(JG3) The students perceived a shift of emphasis from theoretical knowledge in the preclinical years to clinically oriented knowledge and reasoning in the hospital.

For quotations related to phase B, see Table  3.> Several healthcare professionals interviewed, mainly from the ICU, perceived a shift in what conditions are treated; they witnessed an expansion of treatment indications for certain interventions.

Mr. Ruiz said in an earlier interview that buyers are starting to perceive a shift in the market.

"I definitely perceive a shift in how ballet companies are orienting their energies," he said, likening Morphoses to Moves.

Laithwaite perceives a shift away from people running to set personal best times, to running it for enjoyment – as much as they can through the pain.

Loess regression is a fairly "smart" method, and even a conservative application of it could still potentially perceive a shift in the polls in the summer.

Because of the use of large-scale doors, wide unsupported stairs and unadorned walls and ceilings, he said, visitors will perceive a shift in scale as they walk through the space.

Whether or not it is a formal department, executives in the online video industry refer to it as "YouTube Networks" and perceive a shift in strategy.

To gain more insight into these processes, this paper will address the following research questions: do relatives, ID care staff and ID physicians perceive a shift in their care approach and attitudes when the death of a person with ID is imminent?