Sentence examples for readily shifted from inspiring English sources

When the United States took control of Louisiana in 1803, free people of color readily shifted their allegiance to the new rulers, helping to suppress a slave rebellion in 1811 and, more famously, fighting under Andrew Jackson in the Battle of New Orleans at the end of the War of 1812.

An absorption dip is readily shifted from ~ 510 to ~ 475 nm along with the decreased average size of alloy nanostructures.

To this end we explore a model system in which synchronization can be readily shifted between pathological exaggeration and more physiological levels.

Violent play can readily shift to real violence.

The ruling Assad family, the ICG said, could "readily shift its business interests from the legal economy to other, equally lucrative black-market opportunities".

Firstly, it should be said that terms for grains at different stages of use (seed/unhusked grain, plant, husked grain, cooked grain) can readily shift referents from one grain to another, so it is unwise to attribute them uniquely to one grain.

A state that chose state sales can readily shift to private sales, as Washington state's voters did recently with liquor.

Therefore we expected the kea to form associations quickly and readily shift their attention to the former unrewarded stimulus, but they might require a long time to inhibit previously rewarded responses and to complete the reversal task.

There is substantial evidence that cancer cells can readily shift the cellular equilibrium to rely on alternate growth factor and adhesion signaling pathways in response to EMT-like transitions.

In the laboratory, artificial selection of a quantitative character over 30 50 generations can readily shift the population mean by 10 σP or more (Hill and Bünger 2004), and the response increases with population size (Weber 2004).

Mr. Haqqani readily admits shifting his allegiances over the years.