Sentence examples for shift that corresponds from inspiring English sources

To support habitat management, the analyses are embedded in a risk framework where a level of acceptable risk is defined, and the climate scenarios are used to identify the climate shift that corresponds to that level.

Our data indicate that colonial linkages aren't as important as they used to be in explaining migration in the Olympic context, a shift that corresponds with global migration patterns.

The first step of the titration was made by adding of 0.5 molar equivalents of sodium oleate, at which point two cross-peaks originating from each shifted amide group were detected, one remaining at the original shift that corresponds to the apo protein conformation and another cross-peak at a different shift resulting from the protein conformation in the presence of one ligand bound.

Minimal shift mapping provides a measure of the chemical-shift difference, Δshift, that corresponds to the minimal, or closest distance, for each b peak to any peak in an equivalent full-length ERp27 (bb′) spectrum.

ACGIH derived Biological Exposure Indices (BEI) of 25 µg SPMA/g creatinine and 500 µg ttMA/g creatinine (post-shift sampling) that correspond to the TLV.

While the trajectory analysis of events associated with a static junction revealed a shift in RC (blue arrow) that corresponds to the change of the curvature orientation accompanying the screw-like motion, another RC shift (blue arrow) was observed at the end of the trajectory and correlated with a second not yet identified rotation.

However, recent work by Kolaczkowski and Thornton suggested, on the basis of simulations, that MP is less sensitive than ML to tree reconstruction artefacts generated by heterotachy, a phenomenon that corresponds to shifts in site-specific evolutionary rates over time.

They argued that weakening of the AMOC under global warming reduces the heat transport to the northern high latitudes and that corresponds to a shift of ocean heat uptake regions from low to high latitudes.

The mean sarcomere length is assumed to correspond to the shift that leads to the smallest difference, i.e., largest similarity, of the image and its shifted copy.

In principle, this leads to horizontal shifting of the expression response curve that corresponds to TF concentration as the process input (and not the exogenous signal).

The signal shown in Figure 2c, d corresponds to the frequency shift that is proportional to the magnetic force gradient.