Robert Spector, the co-author of the Merrill study and a senior economist, said: "I think this theme still works in a flattening environment," referring to shifting investments into financial and health care stocks.
The nature of the bonding environment of citrate ions within the layers were studied referring to shifts of hydroxyl and carbonyl peaks of citrate ions in FTIR spectra (Fig. 3).
They must also talk about riders' "availability" rather than refer to shifts.
That title also refers to shifts in languages that occur over time, specifically lost gothic characters in English like the thorn, which fell out of use in the late Middle Ages, done in by the printing press.
Endothelial dysfunction refers to shifts in endothelial processes that lead to decreased vasodilation.
Tonic activation refers to shifts in the overall baseline of activity, whereas phasic activity refers to fluctuations over time, which may occur spontaneously or in response to an event.
Type I and type II refers to shifts in the substitution rates after gene duplication (indicative of changes in functional constrains), and amino acid replacements completely fixed between duplicates (resulting in cluster-specific alterations of amino acid physiochemical properties), respectively.
"Why did the Pakistanis remove two divisions from the border with us?" He was referring to the shifting of Pakistani forces, at the request of the United States, to better engage the Taliban.
She was referring to a shift by studios, which earlier had promised to shut down rather than get into a game of chicken with the actors.
"I don't know that it's a conscious decision," Mr. Lubars said, referring to the shift to sunnier ads from darker ones.
