Due to the extreme temperature, a larger blue shift compared to previous data sets (up to 37°C samples) was expected.
Thus, there may have been a shift back to previous norms in terms of perceived risk regarding water source safety.
This represents "a paradigm shift", compared to previous methods whereby statistics concerning given populations are computed and published and a new individual subject then is referenced to the closest matching patient population for clinical decision support [ 12].
When that doesn't give you a number you want -- you shift to month over previous month.
Multiskilled autonomous groups, interchanging roles, and shifts with minimal supervision allowed them to mine coal 24 hours a day, without waiting for a previous shift to finish.
44 It is not known whether the ban on oral artemisinins resulted in a shift to injectable preparations, but previous surveys have shown that it has been widely available since at least 2002.
That was a significant shift to the right: in the previous term, Justice Kennedy voted four times each with the liberals and the conservatives in cases divided along the traditional ideological fault line.
The company, which spends about $20 million annually to advertise consumer and professional products like film, cameras and printers, attributed the shift to the closing of its previous agency, Angotti, Thomas, Hedge in New York, which was merged with a sibling, Gotham Inc. in New York, by the Interpublic Group of Companies.
Just as the growth of free-to-play social games has forced giants like EA to downsize, the shift to mobile is forcing the previous wave of social gaming companies to become smaller still.
The shift to a band from the previous practice of using a point figure gives policy makers room for maneuver and compares with last year's "about" 6.5% goal.
