Sentence examples for shift of which from inspiring English sources

This is a shift of which Shapcott herself is acutely aware – and she's in no doubt about its origins.

It is a tectonic shift, of which the recent market jitters are an early tremor.

201 proteins were observed as differentially expressed following temperature shift, of which 118 were up regulated.

121 This view has undergone a recent shift, of which evidence using combined TMS EEG has contributed.

It is unclear why Asp 76, the amide chemical shift of which is affected in nearly every sample, should be likewise perturbed.

So the declines are not driven by shared directional shifts, of which the world is getting the better cut.

As illustrated in Figure 3(c), hsa-miR-2110 consisted of three isomiRs, the position shifts of which are shown.

Two hundred and eighty-four AI occurred during 30% (220/730) of shifts, of which 181 were patient related and 103 unit or staff related.

Equilibrated thiol and disulfide ratios were determined by integration of their cysteinyl CHα protons, the chemical shifts of which were as follows: BSH (δ=4.13 ppm, t, J=5.9 Hz), BSSB (δ=4.27 ppm, t, J=6.4 Hz), GSH (δ=4.58 ppm, t, J=5.8 Hz), GSSG (δ=4.77 ppm, dd, J=9.8, 4.3 Hz), GSSB (δ=4.81 ppm, dd, J=9.9, 4.3 Hz), GSSB (δ=4.23 4.29 ppm, m, overlapping the BSSB CHα signal).

High-speed videokymography was used to measure maximum vocal fold excursion, vibration frequency, and left right phase shift, all of which were significantly influenced by asymmetry.

As a result, the maximum load shift rate of which is relatively larger, as well as the threshold value and the limit value.