And so on and so forth, a monologue featuring – in only the last few days – the notion of a five-year, mid-charter check on quality, the hinted return of top-slicing licence fees, plus that idea about shifting Strictly times (a riff on an earlier push to get the BBC evening news shifted from 10 so ITV had no direct competition).
This implies a shift from strictly device-centered follow-up to perspectives centered on the patient.
The concept of cohort-specific determinants suggest a paradigm shift from strictly focusing research efforts on selecting the "best" embryos to identifying methods that would improve the quality of the entire cohort.
Therefore, the minimum distance between randomly selected control points and maximum random shifts is strictly restricted such that the motion boundaries of control points do not have overlap with each other.
But in representing a shift from the strictly punitive approach to drug use toward a health-centered model, giving naloxone to law enforcement can help repair a relationship that desperately needs to heal if we are ever to hope for saner drug policies.
Despite this limitation, the shift from a strictly vertical vocational training/career approach to a system that permits sideways as well as upward progression provides markedly increased opportunities for career mobility.
Awareness of the massive impact of CMD in the forthcoming years has led to a paradigm-shift from a strictly curative to a more preventive kind of medical thinking.
In any event, with a shift away from a strictly negative idea of freedom, economic liberalism can indeed itself point the way to more social and economic equality.
An effective supply chain network would allow members to shift the emphasis from strictly cost-per-unit to competition by price, quality, and service, while emphasizing job creation as a larger customer-creation benefit.
Mobility shift may not be strictly caused by phosphorylation events, and it is possible that the additional mutations somehow affect the mobility of the protein.
