Sentence examples for shift to later from inspiring English sources

Diane Wehrle, marketing and insights director at Springboard, said that the shift to later shopping could come from customers buying online and heading to the high street to collect their purchases in store later in the day.

The maximum flame and soot shell diameters shift to later times as pressure increases and the soot shell is located closer to the flame at higher pressure.

Here we show that the compact foci of satellite sequences expand in conjunction with their replication and that a satellite sequence, 359-bp, shows a particularly marked shift to later replication in the cell cycle after the midblastula transition (MBT).

As pressures mount to shift to later school start times for teens many districts won't because of sports.

We're now in the process of adjusting all our athletic programs so we can shift to later start times next year.

In 2015 the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a statement urging policymakers to shift to later start times for teens so they can get the 8.5 to 9.5 hours of sleep they need every night.

Those volunteers in control of the light-dark cycle found their sleep patterns and the rhythm of their core body temperature shifted to later in the day.

Since the mid-1980's, they found, the quantity and quality (as measured by size) of plankton has declined, and the period when plankton is most abundant has shifted to later in the year.

With that window almost up, we learned that the time frame had shifted to "later this year".

As embryos develop, the cell cycle extends and the timing of replication of satellite sequences shifts to later times within the more prolonged S phase.

In this paper, the demand response flexibility of ACL is defined as the maximum amount of time that the ACL can be shifted to later hours.