Sentence examples for shift item from inspiring English sources

The difference between the sibling instruments GMFM and GMPM may, in addition, not be straightforward since GMFM clearly captures change in some aspects of quality of movement like weight shift (item 12/13) and stability (item 56).

The candidate predictors of the nature of call light use included hospital (documented by the author), staff's age (Item 2), tenure (Item 7), gender (Item 1), job title (Item 5), educational background (Item 3), unit type (Item 4), and primary working shift (Item 6).

Actually, not only did the Delta representative encourage me to shift items, she also allowed me to create an extra "suitcase" on the spot — there wasn't enough space in all the family luggage for my overflow — by handing me a plastic bag for my possessions and then taping it tightly before it went on its way on the conveyor.

In Highland Park, yard lights and even strings of Christmas lights are helping to illuminate some streets, and some leaders have urged residents to add their own lighting if they are worried about security — leading to complaints that the city is trying to shift items it cannot afford to residents who cannot afford them either.

Or to be able to shift items around in the right pane.

Again, the task was adapted to have equal numbers of no change, orthographic shift, phonological shift, and both shift items.

The task was adapted from previous studies to include equal numbers of no change, orthographic shift, phonological shift, and both shift items.

Possible ways of doing this include: Shift items to another closet entirely.

Try not to shift items around in the hiding place either.

Continue around the mirror, taking care to shift items to their exact position before the glue sets.

In visual search, for example, models such as the feature integration theory [32] claimed that attention needs to shift from item to item when the target is defined by conjunctions of features, producing increasing RT functions with set size in these conditions.