Sentence examples for shift approaches to from inspiring English sources

Gary, a prominent epidemiologist in the fight against HIV/AIDS and cholera, is using his understanding of infectious disease to help shift approaches to violence prevention (yes, really).

In the bronze "Woman's Head (Fernande)" (1909), he tested out Cubism's shifting approaches to mass and form; the plaster "Head of a Woman" (1932) toyed with Surrealism (it was reproduced in the first issue of the influential avant-garde journal Minotaure).

There is burgeoning interest in shifting approaches to ensure more equitable treatment--and for those who do become involved in the criminal justice system, to ensure their experience is rehabilitative rather than exclusively punitive.

Findings such as participants' increasing sense of mastery, greater body acceptance, and shifting approaches to caloric vigilance were only apparent in the long term and highlight the advantages of using repeated interviews.

Yi appears to have two seasons to live up to his potential before the Nets shift approaches from rebuilding to contending.

Mr. Watts, who was impressive from the start when he appeared 23 years ago as Wynton Marsalis's drummer, also likes to be funny, and he has used his stock-in-trade, this constantly shifting approach to rhythm, for a tone poem.

SHANGHAI — The Walt Disney Company placed a huge bet on China's shifting approach to Westernized entertainment on Friday as it broke ground here on a $4.4 billion theme park and resort — even if it is one without classic American features like a Main Street.

Pot sales in Oregon are the latest reflection of the country's shifting approach to marijuana, as legalization efforts move forward in a growing number of states despite the plant's federal classification as an illegal drug.

In our experiment, we employed the aforementioned phase-shift approach to form an organized coculture of two different cell types.

Figure 2 is a schematic of this phase-shift approach to forming cocultures of two cell types.

Countries facing severe shortages of SBAs should consider implementing a task shifting approach to EmOC services and develop appropriate legislative and regulatory frameworks.