Sentence examples for shift previously from inspiring English sources
Tedford added that his company and Shift (previously known as GraphEffect) have been "friendly competitors for many years," and that it was an attractive acquisition because of Shift's technology, its team and its client list.
For the cavity mutant, ligand binding with a concomitant conformational shift previously observed in solution is also retained in the tethered protein.
Such a shift, previously ascribed to an immune-induced suppression of ACMSD expression, has previously been reported in primary cultures of human macrophages stimulated by IFN-γ [ 33].
However, no significant change in Bcl-x splicing by cisplatin was recorded here by deep sequencing or RT-PCR in MCF7 cells (not illustrated), consistent with the very small shift previously observed in MCF7 cells [ 30].
These are potentially indicative of the Gram-positive/negative shift, previously associated with obesity due to changes in the relative abundances of the Bacteroidetes and Firmicutes phyla (Ley et al., 2006; Turnbaugh et al., 2006).
Hence, threshold shifts previously observed in auditory brainstem responses are not due to cochlear problems.
Young describes the physical transition of the maternal body during pregnancy, and how this transformation challenges and shifts previously known body boundaries [ 12].
Last week, a study published in the British Medical Journal said that shift work, previously linked to an increased risk of high blood pressure and diabetes, may also raise the risk of a heart attack by almost 25%.
The Senate Commerce Committee has documented that, "At least one company, WellPoint, has already 'reclassified' more than half a billion dollars of administrative expenses as medical expenses, and a leading industry analyst recently released a report explaining how the new law gives for-profit insurers a powerful new incentive to 'MLR shift' their previously identified administrative expenses".
This is the most extensive CXCR4 truncation associated with WHIM syndrome [20] [22], [30], which derived from a frame shift mutation (previously designated WHIM R334X, Figure 1A).
A similar inactivation curve shift was previously reported as a main modulatory factor for local increases in dendritic excitability during synaptic potentiation [18].
