Sentence examples for shift in the occurrence from inspiring English sources

These data suggest a shift in the occurrence of adult emergence from day 20 21 to 21 22 and delayed emergence for developing worker bees as a result of pesticide residue exposure to contaminated brood comb.

Our study did not show any obvious time shifts in the occurrence of certain emm types.

This feature reveals that there will be a seasonal shift in the echo occurrence height.

(1) descending layers as shown in the left panels of Fig. 1, (2) patchy layers above/below the main layer (middle panels), and (3) a seasonal shift in the echo occurrence height (right panels).

The most recent 10-year reporting period has demonstrated a statistically significant shift in the seasonal occurrence of leptospirosis from the drier summer months (5 ) to the wetter winter months.

Ziesolleck and McDiarmid (1995) have presented that the Kp dependence of Pc 5 occurrence and power distributions indicated a shift in the Pc 5 occurrence distribution toward higher frequencies with Kp and that the power increases with increasing Kp almost independent of frequency.

In general, mesospheric echoes show tilted layers, a sporadic nature above/below the main layer (70 80 km), and a seasonal shift in the height of occurrence.

Fig. 1 Typical range-time Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) contours showing (a) descending layers, (b) patchy layers above/below the main layer, and (c) echoes showing a seasonal shift in the height of occurrence observed in different seasons.

To examine this, we measured the size of the temporal ventriloquist effect (a shift in the perceived temporal occurrence of a light by an asynchronous sound) for congruent and incongruent sound light pairs.

However, viral mutation, climate change, and human travel and migration have caused shifts in the geographic occurrence of chikungunya fever.

Factors that increase the rate of burnout syndrome include high patient volume, high levels of noise and light, long shifts [61], changes in shift hours, and the occurrence of conflicts [62].