Sentence examples for shift in features from inspiring English sources

That shift in features could signify that an entirely different species was roaming the chilly European grasslands at that time, the researchers write today in Nature Communications.

This shift in features to which the small RNAs map is particularly striking for libraries from 0−2 and 2−4 hr embryos, from which miRNAs comprise less than 25% or 10% of uniquely mapped reads, respectively.

By recognizing the shift in the features characterizing Darwinism, we can understand its relationship with theories on the origin of life in a non-dogmatic line.

For shift in coding features, in Fig. 6G, the bars marked 'Cn/Mn' and 'Cn/Nmn' show the number of ILD functions that in background noise exhibited a significant shift in ILD50 and peak ILD, respectively, to more contralateral locations compared with the no-noise condition, while 'Ip/Mn' and 'Ip/Nmn' show the same shift to more ipsilateral locations.

We apply cepstral mean normalization (CMN) to remove any constant additive shift in the cepstral features and to partially decorrelate the features cepstral post filtering (CPF) [26] is used.

As described in detail in section "Angular shift of features in the DCS", diffraction peaks in the experimental images appear shifted with respect to the underlying DCS.

Compared with no phase shifting masks, phase shifting in mask features can slightly offset the proximity effect.

Our character reconstruction suggests that shifts in leaf features allowing the colonization of different habitats have been related with specific speciation events (Fig. 2).

Shifts in epidemiologic features of human plague have occurred during the years following its introduction.

We hypothesized that strong selection against the most inbred genotypes might cause strong shifts in genetic features of the population.

Central to understanding these climate change-host-parasite linkages is the ability to detect and measure shifts in key features of parasites and hosts and to assemble data unequivocally establishing or refuting links to climate change.