Sentence examples for yields a shift in from inspiring English sources

Wearing prisms yields a shift in the visual field and thus requires a rescaling of the optical information to the movement.

Comparison of the data on a per substrate added basis revealed that only NR numerically increased total end product C yield while enabling a shift in fermentation to yield longer-chain products (Fig. 1).

Increased phosphate concentration in neutral buffer solution yields a negative shift in peak potential and minor enhancement in peak current density.

The change observed in the carbon monoxide yield is believed to a shift in side reactions from reverse water gas shift to the reverse Boudouard reaction, which would account for this enhancement effect.

Uniquely, upon intercalation with amyloid plaques, the probe not only increases in fluorescence and quantum yield but also undergoes a shift in the emission spectra by 90 nm.

This was usually ~347 nm, but in some cases was as low as 336 nm or as high as 371 nm, and depended on whether there was a large change in quantum yield as well as a shift in emission maximum.

Hedges could range from purchasing options that would profit from a shift in the yield curve to simply keeping a cash reserve in anticipation of a future purchasing opportunity resulting from an event that is not currently priced into markets.

A shift in the yield of Chla for any given TN should be reflected in an increase in the residuals of power Chla to TN relationships.

The non-linear increase in qSA in moving from a D of 0.04 0.05 h−1 with a corresponding linear increase in the rate of sugar consumption, together with a poorer yield at 0.05 h−1, is suggestive of a shift in the metabolic flux distribution.

In sum, a shift in the technological frontier yields workers receiving on-the-job training to delay retirement, since the wage effect manages to overcome the wealth effect.

A shift in Washington's approach could yield far more dramatic results. .