Sentence examples for shift to a fully from inspiring English sources
The BSkyB chief executive, James Murdoch, has argued that the popularity of Freeview will be a temporary phenomenon during the shift to a fully digital television landscape.
One example of a feature both groups held in common was the presence of extra-embryonic membranes (essentially, the amniotic sac) in early development, an adaptation that permitted the shift to a fully terrestrial egg.
While these changes had the desired outcomes, further improvements of the course are ongoing, including continuing a shift to a fully problem-based format and identifying appropriate texts.
Furthermore, as younger weaning ages are being increasingly recommended and adopted in pasture systems, in younger animals the sudden shift to a fully solid diet may have greater negative impact than for calves weaned at conventional ages.
"Starting on March 11, GoButler's product will shift to a fully-automated service, rolling out our first category — flight search and discovery.
In a call, GoButler founder and CEO Navid Hadzaad conceded that the ability to scale was a major factor in GoButler's decision to shift to a "fully-automated" version of the service, even though that initially means reducing its utility.
When the glucose is exhausted, cells undergo a "diauxic shift", in which they switch to a fully respiratory metabolism, catabolizing carbon compounds via the TCA cycle and oxidative phosphorylation in the mitochondria.
The question now, Mr. Iio and others say, is whether Mr. Kan fully grasps this shift to a more populist style of politics.
C/N ratios for cathepsin H enzyme activity correlated significantly with C/N ratios for the 29 kDa mature single-chain protein form (P< 0.001), with increased activity most commonly associated with elevated expression of 29-kDa cathepsin H but also with up-regulation of the 22-kDa band, suggesting a shift to more fully processed, mature active cathepsin H protein forms in cancers.
Rachelle Strauss, founder of Zero Waste Week, says a shift to fully recyclable or biodegradable materials by Oral B, Colgate-Palmolive, Crest and the sector's other big brands is long overdue.
"It requires a cultural shift to fully implement the law, the training of judges, and reaching remote rural areas," Stewart told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in a telephone interview.
