Sentence examples for stated that the shift from inspiring English sources

Producer Christopher McQuarrie later stated that the shift of the first assassination attempt to the Wolf's Lair was in order to show the audience the inside of the concrete command bunker, with the intent being to emphasize that Hitler most certainly would have been killed had the July 20th attempt not been moved to the outdoor conference hut.

The managers stated that the shift in power is leading to conflicts in prioritisation.

Notably, in the Hull et al. work (2013), it was explicitly stated that the shift in excitability is not associated with AP waveform changes whereas in our work, one of the clear difference between the s-Golgi cells and ns-Golgi cells is the AP half-width.

It has been stated that the red shift of both OD and PL spectra is an indicator of the plasmon emission, as opposed to the interband emission mechanism [11].

They also stated that the purpose of shift handover was minimising errors and ensuring safety, and knowledge of problems that may affect the next shift.

They stated that the reason for the pivot shift positivity is not the ACL tear itself but the ACL tear associated with the anterolateral ligament (ALL) lesion, introducing a new pathomechanical explanation of the pivot shift test.

In (Christoudias et al 2002), it was stated that the recursive application of the mean shift property yields a simple mode detection procedure.

Early warnings about the limits of genetic adaptation under rapid climate change (Davis and Shaw 2001) stated that the limited connectivity and large range shifts required leave populations and species vulnerable to extinction.

2) Somewhere early on it needs to be stated that the clonal turnover model assumes unidirectional shifts between sexuals and asexuals, otherwise there would be no reason to expect sexuals to be ancestral at equilibrium.

Once the misconceptions were corrected, the informants stated that task shifting was neither new nor uncommon in Uganda.

Unlike my Georgian peers who skeptically raised their eyebrows, my mentors in the academic field welcomed the shift, stating that the theme is both "pertinent" and, sadly, unexplored.