Sentence examples for shift give rise from inspiring English sources

CFO in conjunction with the Doppler shift give rise to time-selectivity characteristics of the mobile wireless channel.

A straight line fit to the resonance wavelength shift gives rise to a sensitivity of ≈200 nm/RIU with the proposed architecture.

This paradigm shift gave rise to an amplifier that cost less and sounded better.

The first is a 226 bp deletion resulting in the deletion of the main part of gp22 and thereby in a frame shift giving rise to a combination of the gene products Gp22 and Gp23 (Gp22.23, see additional file 1).

By contrast, F2 shifts gave rise to a non-linear relationship: the N1m effect flattened out above a range of two Barks.

The back-shifting gives rise to a metaphysical reading of the non-root modal.

This shift would give rise to an increased frequency of deleterious mutations resulting from the DNA dsb repair, hence inducing the enhanced hypersensitivity to DNA dsb observed in the double mutant.

In species that exhibit host plant fidelity and mate on their hosts a host plant shift may give rise to reproductive isolation, and indeed several putative cases of sympatric speciation involve phytophagous insects [ 31– 31].

Ongoing, comprehensive surveillance is vital to addressing influenza because influenza A viruses have the capacity to undergo abrupt shifts in the major antigenic determinants of their surface proteins (4 ); these shifts can give rise to novel influenza viruses capable of producing catastrophic pandemics (5 ).

Electrokinetic preconcentration coupled with mobility shift assays can give rise to very high detection sensitivities.

Although it is possible to have two P environments that have similar isotropic shifts and that give rise to overlapping peaks in the NMR spectrum, our former studies of the LiFe x Mn1– x PO4 and LiFe x Co1– x PO4 materials have shown that the hyperfine shift is highly sensitive to the geometry of the transition metals around P and to the oxidation state.