Sentence examples for the stable shift from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the stable shift in transgressing shoreline is considered to be due to the overall quiescent tectonic setting associated with passive margin evolution at the head of a large northwest-facing marine embayment (Kamp et al. 2004).

We found a decrease of SORL1 variant A mRNA (P=0.0017) and a concomitant increase of variants B (P=0.003) and F (P=0.001) mRNAs in SKNBE2-51A cells as compared with SKNBE2-Mock cells, thus demonstrating that a prolonged overexpression of 51A RNA leads to the stable shift of SORL1 splicing from the long form A to the alternative forms B and F (Fig. 3C).

Stable Shift Structure: Increasing the number of shifts that are consistent from week to week so that employees are able to plan their lives around a more predictable work schedule.

Wheeler and colleagues [ 21] documented evolutionary stable shifts to the determination of position 1 of the mature sequence that can be displaced towards either the 5' or 3' end, a phenomenon called seed shifting, as well as the ability to post-transcriptionally edit the 5' end of the mature read, changing the identity of the seed sequence and possibly the repertoire of downstream targets.

As a result, the stable and unstable switching regions shift toward the lower HSW as shown by the broken lines in Figure 4.

As coating thickness increases, the stable potential negatively shifts.

On increasing the humidity level to 10%% RH, the stable structure is shifted to the micellar one, but the strongly restricted kinetics does not allow full movement of film materials and the final film shows morphology which is a small distortion from the one from the 0 % RH condition.

It is evidenced that a serious loss of torsional stiffness may induce the dynamic instability; however active control can be used to expand the flutter boundary and convert unstable limit cycle oscillations (LCO) into the stable LCO and/or to shift the transition between these two states toward higher flight Mach numbers.

As human settlements get larger the carrying capacity of the environment increases (K b  >  K a ); this can potentially shift the stable equilibrium point towards higher densities of An. gambiae (e.g. in the smaller urban habitats).

In the singular limit (Fig. 11), the trajectory falls instantaneously, traveling along a vertical fast fibre, onto the stable branch of the shifted critical manifold.

One issue encountered is the stable operation of water-gas shift reactors with real reformates.