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And so the Fed is having to shift substantially from the approach that has come to define it and from which it has long derived its institutional self-esteem.
The orientation of the two N-terminal domains (D1 and D2) of the α subunit of eIF2 are rotated and shifted substantially from their positions predicted from the crystal structure of an archaeal TC, placing eIF2α-D1 close to ribosomal protein uS7, agreeing with crosslinking data (Sharifulin et al., 2013).
In the UK, alcohol consumption has shifted substantially from moderate strength beer sold in pubs to strong lager, cider, wine and spirits sold by supermarkets for drinking at home.
Given the uncertainty of the earlier estimate, we can conclude that even if our estimates of unique releasees were grossly inaccurate, the proportion would not have shifted substantially from 1997 levels.
The electrochemical behaviour of NiCo alloys shifted substantially from characteristics of Co to those of Ni.
At the moment, there appears to be little appetite from EU leaders to change their rules to keep the UK in the bloc, although international politics can shift substantially during two years of negotiations.
These electroplates demonstrate no active dissolution region and their open-circuit potentials are located in the passivity region, i.e. shifted substantially in the positive direction as compared with those of metallurgical chromium and electroplates from standard chrome-plating baths.
The bibliometrics of the anesthesiology literature has shifted substantially during the past 3 decades.
And if too much of the city's new housing is still built on curvilinear suburban streets at the city's rim, the centre of gravity has shifted substantially away from business as usual.
This shift substantially favored big cities.
The changes in averaged scores from all health centres was not marked for any particular system component, but scores assigned by individual clinics to specific items were seen to shift substantially between baseline and follow-up.
