The phrase "shift lanes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to changing from one lane to another while driving.
Example: "Make sure to signal before you shift lanes to ensure the safety of all drivers."
Alternatives: "change lanes" or "switch lanes."
The safety effects of various work zone design and traffic management features were identified, including lane shift, lane split, and detour, whose safety effects have not been evaluated in past research.
At the quantitative ratio of 1/3 leading to the greater band shift (lane 7, Figure 4A), different concentrations of distamycin A were added to the tau-DNA complexes at room temperature (RT) for 30 min to compete with the bound tau.
Taking a Sry DNA binding element and adding the EBNA protein did not result in a shift (lane 5) while addition of Sryα lysate did (lane 6).
Similarly, wild-type overexpressed Bcl-xL underwent phosphorylation in response to Cdc20 knockdown, although it was incomplete, whereas S62A-Bcl-xL failed to undergo a mobility shift (lane 6).
As she passes Hyper, she drops into a crouch and shifts lanes directly in front of her.
Unlike the backseat driver who refuses to quiet down, Artificial Passenger will come equipped with safeguards to keep it silent when the driver's attention should be elsewhere, for example, when shifting lanes or braking.
She still drives like a New Yorker, however, and on the way home from the hair salon she maneuvered her Bentley in and out of traffic, shifting lanes and tailgating and generally ignoring the automated warnings her radar detector was issuing about red-light cameras ahead.
"The shifting lane lassoed my feet and tried to trip me up".
It was observed that CpG ODNs encapsulated into HBc VLPs exhibited no mobility in the electromobility shift assay (lanes 2) while free CpG ODNs (lane 1) moved at its usual position.
