Sentence examples for propensity to shift from inspiring English sources
This may be particularly important in the case of genes that are only expressed in limited contexts (postmeiotically in spermatogenesis, in single tissues), as expression of these genes may be particularly sensitive to small changes in the propensity to shift from silent to active chromatin contexts.
In terms of SW4, it is clear from the SABER-CTMT comparison that the symmetric and antisymmetric components of SW4 evolve with height to shift its propensity from the S(N) to the N(S) Hemisphere as one progresses from January to April, and back again during September-December, with relatively small amplitudes during May-August.
And he describes Senator John McCain as "a man with a hair-trigger temper and a propensity to fashion and shift his positions to appeal to the media".
Attitudes soon began to shift.
The sign treatment was found to shift motor vehicles away from the rightmost lane positions, though the signs did not significantly affect the mean buffer distance between the bicyclists and passing motorists or the propensity of crowding events during passing.
D_SALISBURY: Employers continue to shift.
No reason to shift strategy.
Be prepared to shift around.
Now, time to shift gears!
By realizing a large demand for cheaper patents the reform increased the propensity to patent and shifted inventive activity inside the patent system.
