Sentence examples for shift to the standard from inspiring English sources

The 2 percent cap would also simplify tax payments by inducing some 35 million taxpayers who itemize their deductions to shift to the standard deduction method.

The eggs were incubated under heat shock at 30°C for eight hours and then shifted to the standard condition (20°C) and cultivated to adulthood.

When I.B.M. began to dominate the PC market, Mr. Morrow was forced to shift to the industry standard.

For instance, Sony was one of the first to release videocassette recorders (VCRs) for home use, but Sony's version, Betamax (Beta), was soon overwhelmed by the more popular VHS version; it was some time before Morita was willing to allow Sony to shift to the industry standard of VHS.

Speaking with reporters, Mr. Duncan said the shift to the Common Core standards was a necessary recalibration that would better prepare students for college and the work force.

It can be seen that the position of diffraction peaks of the sample is slightly right shifted compared to the standard hausmannite Mn3O4.

But the results do not seem likely to shift the standard of care to shorter treatment.

Although PDGF targeted therapies using various tyrosine kinase inhibitors have been extensively studied over the past decade, the results were generally disappointing and have yet to shift the standard clinical treatment of GBM, which encompasses maximal surgical resection, followed by TMZ and radiation [128].

The shift with respect to the standard value of 2100 cm-1 can be due to the presence of (Si-H2) n poly-hydrides [10, 18] or to a possible contamination of the hydrides by oxygen [18].

We used the program H++ (25) to evaluate the protonation state of the protein ionizable groups by calculating their pKa shift with respect to the standard pKa at neutral pH.

The report says that the richest 10% of the population now earn 9.6 times the income of the poorest 10%, up from 7 times in the 1980s – and the shift to non-standard work has played a role.