Sentence examples for shift in patterns from inspiring English sources

These years also witnessed a dramatic shift in patterns of university employment, away from faculty and towards administrators.

BERLIN — The regional elections in the states of Saarland in the west, and Thuringia and Saxony in the east, signal a major shift in patterns that have governed German politics since the Allies remade the system after 1945.

The most significant shift in patterns came between 1984 and 1990, when the estimated number of children 5 to 12 in self-care nearly doubled from 1.8 million to 3.4 million, Dr. Hofferth said.

LONDON — In a marked shift in patterns of maritime piracy, three leading organizations reported Tuesday that in 2012, for the first time, the number of ships and sailors attacked off West Africa exceeded those assaulted by pirates based in Somalia, on Africa's east coast.

Fueling this technological convergence is a shift in patterns of media ownership.

2. It should be emphasized that a mere shift in patterns of holdings is not typically taken to involve redistribution.

The more alarming shift in pattern is when we assess the number of incidents of players swarming around referees and the kind of coordinated attempt we saw from Chelsea to get Zlatan Ibrahimovic sent off.

This is the first report of a rapid change and shift in pattern of ROS production in guard cells depending on the type and number of input stimuli.

The findings suggest that the shift in pattern of progesterone metabolism occurring in breast carcinoma may be due to altered expression levels of the progesterone metabolizing enzymes.

This will require a significant increase in ambition, requiring major shifts in patterns of production and consumption, particularly in developed countries.

InteraXon says it's developed algorithms that glean shifts in patterns indicating stress, focus, and relaxation from the tangled mix of electromagnetic signals that the Muse band registers.