Sentence examples for representing a paradigm from inspiring English sources
The announcement is the latest in a series of policy changes that indicate that instant messaging is finally starting to open up, representing a paradigm shift could potentially lead to a slew of innovations.
These limited studies led to the initial hypothesis that archaea, similarly to other prokaryotes, use mainly histidine/aspartate phosphorylation, in their two-component systems representing a paradigm of prokaryotic signal transduction, while eukaryotes mostly use Ser/Thr/Tyr phosphorylation for creating highly sophisticated regulatory networks.
This represented a shift from a 'training only' focus to a broader strategic approach to HRD, thus representing a paradigm shift within the NTP [ 4].
Furthermore, global health education in North America is constantly updated representing a paradigm shift in structure and function, aiming to train future global health leaders (31).
HRQL is now considered an important outcome measure in investigations of therapeutic interventions for patients with chronic conditions such as cancer and heart disease, in epidemiological studies and in patient care, representing a paradigm shift in the assessment of efficacy and effectiveness [ 5].
U2's performance represented a paradigm shift.
However, I do disagree with Julian on the question of whether Obama's national-security team represents a paradigm shift.
Few, however, doubt that by directly giving spending money to the poor, bolsa familia represents a paradigm shift.
It will represent a paradigm shift of great significance, securing the political will necessary to stamp out the practice.
Intelligence officials say that Syria – in particular, the ultra-violent ideology of Isis – represents a paradigm shift from seeking a regional caliphate to global Jihad.
"The discovery of the brain's positioning system represents a paradigm shift in our understanding of how ensembles of specialised cells work together to execute high cognitive functions.
