Sentence examples for shift in levels from inspiring English sources
But that has sometimes occurred without a corresponding shift in levels of supervision and safety measures.
(If she has discovered evidence for a historical shift in levels of British kitchen nudity, I'd like to see it).
On each floor shallow steps are used to fine-tune the shift in levels and create intimate corners without interfering with the spirit of openness.
A head of the Government-funded body set up to develop alternatives said that only more investment would lead to a "major shift" in levels of animal testing.
Immunoblot analyses performed on late presymptomatic muscle revealed a shift in levels of Pax7 and MyoD, as they were increased in P9 Smn 2B/− mice while myogenin and MRF4, which are markers of differentiation, remained low.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Response of Gaussian, EGB2 and t-filters to a one SD shift in level in January 2010 Open image in new window Fig. 4 Response of Gaussian, EGB2 and t-filters to a two SD shift in level in January 2010.
Under standard assumptions, k is usually set to δ/2, for a one-time shift in level that must be detected quickly.
When it comes to utilizing extreme response categories and to shift in level of response, the odds ratio estimates were above 2 for several items, i.e. as large as many effects studied in epidemiology.
This has important ramifications because the focus of PBMA is on shifting the levels of service as opposed to complete deletion or novel introduction of a program (although in the extreme a shift in level could indeed be to fully eliminate or introduce a program).
It is important to note that theoretical models and previous empirical studies (e.g., Beukeboom & Semin, 2005, which compared a happy mood induction between-subject to a sad mood induction) leave unresolved whether increases in sadness and/or reductions in happiness are associated with the shift in level of identification.
It was already known that the nervous system used shifts in levels of sodium and potassium to transfer electrical signals and that saxitoxin could be employed to block the movement of sodium.
