Sentence examples for shift of culture from inspiring English sources

The passage of time and the enormous shift of culture between now and then give many of these stories a remote quality.

In 2005, in a major shift of culture, the WCC central committee adjusted its rules and adopted consensus as a way of making decisions, rather than voting.

Punivalu added: "I came into a team that needed a lot of work and a shift of culture.

We need to prepare students for this shift of culture, where lapses of professionalism can occur as health care professionals try to work collaboratively in a medical environment challenged by complex health care system issues such as limited resources.

Therefore, the changes in the gene expression levels can be attributed to the presence of ferulic acid and not the physiological conditions of the culture or the shift of the culture from an acidogenic to solventgenic state.

We observed that shifting of cultures from dark and anaerobic to light and aerobic conditions during the production phase dramatically increased isopropanol production by conversion to isopropanol from acetate, byproduct under dark and anaerobic condition.

In another shift of corporate culture, Mr. Parsons and Mr. Pittman said yesterday that almost all of AOL Time Warner's remaining employees would be given stock options in a one-time move meant to give workers a feeling of responsibility for the new company.

The rise of McGregor has coincided with the shift of online culture into memes, GIFs and burner-account abuse.

There has been a shift of cell culture substrates from single purified proteins, to more complex materials that attempt to mimic the complex native ECM [9].

Cold shock stress: temperature shift of the culture from 30°C to 20°C in TY medium.

Heat shock stress: temperature shift of the culture in TY medium from 30°C to 40°C.