Sentence examples for views a paradigm shift from inspiring English sources

In striking contrast to these views, a paradigm shift seems to be occurring, as illustrated by a number of recent phylogeographic and population structure analyses.

Suzan Mazur: In your view, has a paradigm shift already happened away from gene-centered neo-Darwinism except for a formal recognition by the neo-Darwinists?

"From an advertising point of view, this is a paradigm shift," Mr. Volpi said.

"From the scientific point of view, it's caused a paradigm shift.

Moving from current risk assessment practices to risk assessment based on a modern view of disease will require a paradigm shift.

Computer Science is currently undergoing a paradigm shift, from viewing computer systems as isolated programs to viewing them as dynamic multi-agent societies.

In our view, meeting this aspiration will require a paradigm shift in how we approach the protection and promotion of health.

Such knowledge led to a paradigm shift from the view of the patient as 'a passive recipient of medical intervention', to a client or partner (Rawling, 1992), and the empowerment of patients in the decision-making process in health care (Wolberg, 1990; Richards et al, 1995; Stewart, 1995; Charles et al, 1999; Royal College of Surgeons of England, 2002).

Growing knowledge on genetic variation of opsin genes and visual ecology of primates has led to a paradigm shift toward the view that the adaptive value of trichromacy is conditional rather than universal, depending on the specific ecological demands on animals in their environments.

In our view, this will require nothing less than a paradigm shift in global health.

The tension between PTs' and children's learning demands a paradigm shift of PTs' existing views, which may cause frustration with some PTs who may question this approach (Suzuka et al. 2010) or give up easily (Borko et al. 1992).