Sentence examples for recorded a shift from inspiring English sources
Participants who entered the InTeGrate project with the most traditionally aligned beliefs recorded a shift toward more reformed pedagogical beliefs.
In most cases, the automated analysis system recorded a shift towards resistance upon RNAi of Mlo, thus providing proof of concept for its usefulness in detecting gene-target effects.
Our observations record a shift in depositional environments as a response to an extensive array of anthropogenic alterations.
For meningitis in the USA, a report by Schuchat et al., 1997, recorded a significant shift from 15 months to 25 years, in the median age of patients with meningitis due to the five major pathogens: H. influenzae, S. pneumoniae, N. meningitidis, S. agalactiae, and L. monocytogenes [ 3].
On the other hand we recorded an abrupt shift of voltage when the electrode penetrated into the yolk.
Romania has recorded an interesting shift from the initial school vaccination campaigns to the more recent uptake of vaccine in women of all ages.
ESPI displacement calculations are based on recording a phase shift of a laser wavefront created by the deformation of the specimen surface [ Eq. (1)], and by considering the sensitivity direction of the optical set-up, the displacement vectors can be calculated [ Eq. (2)].
The output response of conventional SG-FET-based gas sensors is the shift in the channel conductance, usually recorded as a shift in the transistor threshold voltage.
We have monitored interindividual variability in the relative mRNA expression of GRIN2A at day 8 and the relative change of intracellular Ca2+ concentration after NMDAR activation that was recorded as a shift in geometric mean fluorescence (GMF).
This is supported by coeval carbonates from the marginal slope setting, which had a higher interaction with open ocean water and do not record a comparable shift in δ13Ccarb throughout the sequence.
Beginning in the Modern period, the proxies used in this study served to record a new shift in land use marked by extensive clearing and the abandonment of most crop areas.
