Sentence examples for shift of content from inspiring English sources

At present, this digital transition of epidemiology is often not mirrored by a shift of content in education programmes.

Nevertheless, as important as these trends may be, I believe the main effect on the future of publishing comes from yet another trend: the shift of content consumption to mobile.

This shift of content acquisition from in class to before class opens up time in the classroom for the instructor to help students develop higher-order cognitive skills (Freeman et al., 2011), providing opportunities to encourage students to make connections between course content and real-world impacts and to work through challenging problems.

"The goal with Instapaper was always the space-shifting and time-shifting of content," he said.

The macro shifts of content creation on the internet move in Patreon's favor, though.

We will also examine such issues as the relation between Noh masks and its style of chant, the shifting of context and content from Japan to the United States, the matter of gender in a traditionally all-male form, and the intersections of presentation style and story content.

However, we evidenced the same global shift of the content of the EMG signal towards higher frequencies, as pregnancy progresses, whatever the electrode position was with respect to the placenta insertion.

The more the content focuses on the values that a brand (be it Adele, Pixar or Serial) and its audience hold dear, the more solid the relationship it builds with its audience – no small achievement especially in our constantly shifting landscape of content consumption.

These results make it possible to infer the global GC heterogeneity of the snake genome and the shift of GC-content caused by chromosome rearrangements during sauropsid evolution.

This highlighted the chromosome size-dependent GC heterogeneity in the snake genome and the shift of GC-content possibly caused by chromosome rearrangements during sauropsid evolution.

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