Sentence examples for shift of the average from inspiring English sources

Cu layers prepared by underpotential deposition induced charge transfer from Pd to Cu and a downward shift of the average d-band center of the catalyst relative to the Fermi level.

Word skipping strongly modulated the launch-site effect by inducing a large additional leftward shift of the average initial fixation position within the target words.

Compared with settled WTC dust samples, FDNY-FF IS samples demonstrated a distinct leftward shift of the average curve of all PSD measurements toward smaller particles.

When selecting the 10% protein-coding genes whose promoter nucleosome-depleted region (NDR) shrinks the most in the absence of S2P, the shift of the average −1 nucleosome rose to 44 bp.

A meta-gene analysis of the nucleosome occupancy signal for all protein-coding genes revealed higher occupancy around the TSS in the S2A mutant, and an 11 bp shift of the average −1 nucleosome toward the TSS.

This explanation is consistent with the observation that the Mbnl1 ΔE3/ΔE3/mice3 ΔE2 mice displays both much stronger myotonia and show a much more significant shift of the average gClmax to lower values (Fig. 4D).

This procedure was chosen for ease of interpretation, as using an even number of months would induce a shift of the resulting average by half a month.

Aneuploidy in most tumors manifests itself in a shift of the modal average of chromosomes.

The second sum describes the averaging of (bar {gamma }) elements while the first sum describes the shift of this averaging window.

Mixing of low and high ranks in the same probe set should shift the value of the average rank of a probe set toward the average rank of all probes on the array.

Seeing the regression line, the hourly cost when the process operates in out-of-control state (C3), the cost of inspecting each item ( C 4 ), the magnitude of mean shift and the average time wasted due to searching for assignable cause when the process is in control ( t 0 ), significantly influence the value of large sample size ( n 2 ).