It is possible that the differential size of the negative effect estimates at one month and one week are sampling fluctuations around a true negative effect that lies between the two negative estimates, so we are inclined not to emphasize this particular shift in effects.
Authority shifted, in effect, from parole boards to the legislature and prosecutors.
It is at this point, though, that Kumārila more convincingly shifted, in effect, the burden of proof.
When different settings were used to process biological samples, the mass assignment of a given m/z point will be shifted, in effect, causing a shift in mass accuracy through a population.
Western France, Spain, and other areas skew time zones and shift clocks, in effect observing DST in winter with an extra hour in summer.
Some species show a large shift in growth effect when large versus when small (e.g., Picea mariana), others show little effect (e.g., Juniperus virginian), while other species show a trend towards a reversal of the size-growth relationship (e.g., Carya cordiform and Quercus vlutina).
Tolerance development, for example, can be measured as a shift in the effect concentration (usually EC50) that is obtained with a short-term toxicity test based on an ecophysiological endpoint.
However, the influence of life events on first admissions is higher compared with the influence of life events after on readmissions, suggesting a shift in the effect of life events between the first and subsequent admissions.
By measuring these parameters at 5 and 7 days post-infection, we observed a shift in the effect of PGC-1α (Fig. 2B and D).
