Sentence examples for shift of the latter from inspiring English sources

Tiny (garnering only 2.6% of the vote in the last election), troublesome, notorious, an oddity among the political parties of Europe, the present-day Italian Radical Party grew out of a leftist branch of the old establishment Liberal Party following the shift of the latter to the right, in the mid-'50s.

However, the changing sleep/wake pattern of shift workers differs greatly from that of young adults; the phase shifts of the latter group are shorter but more irregular than the former.

An equilibrium between the A- and the D-forms of the enzyme (greatly shifted to the latter one) was reached in the absence of any ligands and the rate of equilibrium was exceptionally temperature-dependent (negligible at 15 20°C but significant at 30 37°C).

Therefore, a shift in favor of the latter type induced by bezafibrate-dependent activation of PPARs could explain the improvement in COX activity, exercise performance, and eventually life span of the treated animals.

I can assure you it's shifted in favor of the latter.

Two commonly used NGS technologies utilized to date are the 454 Life Sciences and the Illumina systems, with the ratio of usage shifting in favor of the latter recently.

One such cryptomachine has six maximal-length linear feedback shift registers in which the stepping is controlled by another shift register; the contents of the latter are used to address a (nonlinear) lookup table defined by keys supplied by the user.

In other words, reading the plot from left to right corresponds to increasing the fraction of −CN substituted molecules mixed into the −NH2 substituted SAM, which causes a pronounced upward shift of the HOPS of the latter.

Migration from locally-modified ionospheric conductivities over a prolonged time to the appearance of DNT (which normally occurs at other locations under the Sq system) leads to a sudden shift of the Sq peak towards latter local times.

The shift toward the latter category is frightening.

Many orally active analogs of testosterone are also available in which activity is greatly enhanced, and often the ratio of androgenic activity to anabolic activity is shifted markedly in favour of the latter.