Sentence examples for shifts and found from inspiring English sources

We specifically asked about the level of light in the workplace during night shifts and found little evidence of an association with breast cancer.

We then examined the potential links between the changes in miRNA levels and the transcriptomic shifts and found that miRNAs may play minor roles in transcriptomic plasticity during cold acclimation in the zebrafish brain.

However, we observed concentration-dependent chemical shifts and found that residues 1368, 1370, 1372, 1374, 1382 1384, and 1411 of Sk45 are affected by N-terminal β3 peptide binding.

Last summer, after President Bush rejected the international Kyoto treaty on global warming, he pledged to start research programs to study climate shifts and find new technologies to cut emissions without harming the economy.

Mr Sutherland told BBC News that he and his wife work shifts and find it difficult to get time off.

Mark Richardson of Pitchfork Media observes Flying Lotus "putting a smaller frame around each individual part" throughout the album's shifts and finds the "energy" to be "just as strong" as on his previous albums, but "concentrated into a smaller space".

In late 1896, according to press accounts, he came home early from his shift and found his wife in bed with another man.

On the morning of April 10 , 2012Sgt. Douglas Marshall, a 22-year veteran of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) entered the Highway 12 detachment for the start of his shift and found it empty.

We further analyzed the homopolymeric runs that cause frame-shifts and found that they tended to be longer and more A-biased than the corresponding frame-shifts in S. paradoxus.

As a control, we first examined wild-type adults 18 hr after up-shift and found no significant perturbations in gonad membrane morphology.

Since 1995, studies in such journals as Epidemiology, Cancer Causes and Control, the Journal of the National Cancer Institute, and Aviation Space Environmental Medicine, among others, have examined female employees working a rotating night shift and found that an elevated breast cancer risk is associated with occupational exposure to artificial light at night.