Sentence examples for that shift away from inspiring English sources

Identification of a whole chromosome gain resulting in trisomy is generally unambiguous, since the AR displays a characteristic pattern reflecting AAB and ABB profiles (Fig. 2D) that shift away from the balanced ratio of 0.5.

It's that shift away from big corporate names towards smaller, independent drinking and dining options that makes Tampa's turnaround interesting.

It was that shift away from the autobiographical that drove Patel to explore live performance, developing text and movement pieces for the stage.

In Arkansas, which had among the nation's largest concentration of counties increasing their support for the Republican candidate over the 2004 vote, "there's a clear indication that racial conservatism was a component of that shift away from the Democrat," said Jay Barth, a political scientist in the state.

And we really want to see that shift away from old legacy paper documents to easily accessible — and, to be honest, more trustworthy electronic ID".

What sparked that shift away from the third world, back to your roots in England?

This may be achieved through an optimized process with a heat source that shifts away from the tantalum in order to minimize tantalum levels in the melted area.

Additionally, ISS' 2019 policies specifically note that shifts away from performance-based compensation to discretionary or fixed pay elements will be viewed negatively by ISS.

A signature element of growth in marriage is telling your story in a way that shifts away from blaming your spouse for the state of your world to bearing responsibility for the impact of your own conflicted and destructive feelings.

Microservices is an approach to building software that shifts away from large monolithic applications toward small, loosely coupled and composable autonomous pieces.

Microservices is an approach to building software that shifts away from large monolithic applications toward small, loosely coupled and composable autonomous pieces.