Sentence examples for to shift backward from inspiring English sources

Center of gravity of this female subject was also found to shift backward substantially during weighting gaining process.

The COMs of V1 firing fields appeared to shift backward during the first 5 laps or so, but fluctuated forward/backward in later laps.

For efficient −1 frameshifting to happen, two cis-acting elements programmed in the overlapping region of the mRNA are often required to signal the translating ribosomes to shift backward by one nucleotide.

Accordingly, the 1-year forecast for 2008, for example, is recalculated based on the average of 43 years from 1964 to 2006, shifted backward by 1 year.

Talk to Iraqi Shiites, and you can get the disconcerting sense that the conversation -- self-evidently to them, incomprehensibly to you -- is constantly shifting backward or forward in time.

However, economists across the spectrum believe that most if not all of the employer-paid portion of the payroll tax is shifted backward to labor, in the form of lower wages.

The red edge for wheat crop was at 679 nm for 25 DAS and reached the upper limit i.e., 693.7 nm at 84 DAS and thereafter shifted backward to 679 nm at 108 DAS.

The LM was calculated by regressing the residuals of a model versus the same residuals shifted backward one value relative to the other residuals.

However, the phase of (dot{U}_{mAB}) is shifted backward regardless of the value of Rf, which is beneficial to commutation.

The story shifts backward and forward in time in the weeks and months leading up to and following the author's dental surgery, and we're always made aware of the author's shifting sense of his own presence in events, and also the very nature of the present tense of any kind of story.

On the morning of dpc 4.5, to avoid disruption of implantation but also allow enough time for the shift to occur before labor, plugged mice were divided into three groups (shifted forward 6 hours, unshifted and shifted backward 6 hours).