Sentence examples for a specific topographic from inspiring English sources

In this model, they encountered dysfunction and loss selectively in LCI following a specific topographic gradient.

This study did not show any specific topographic pattern of hypoperfusion with SPECT-VOI based analysis, however, it did show that the left posterior gyrus of the cingulate region was most affected.

In a similar manner, specific topographic features of the ECM in relation to its three-dimensional structure may induce stretching of specific proteins, exposing integrin recognition sites and favouring cell activation [ 24].

The simplified soil map and field study of soil morphology reveal a number of soil-distribution patterns associated with specific topographic settings.

Overall, grazing on pastures during stage A tended to provide greater amounts of subsequent-year standing crop for warm-season and cool-season graminoids at specific topographic positions.

Conducting-atomic force microscopy studies reveal that the film electro-activity does not arise from specific topographic features in the highly corrugated film.

Specific topographic variables emerged as important for different sites at different scales, but no overall pattern emerged across sites or scales for any of the topographic variables we tested.

Despite the importance of topography in archaeological landscape research, the role of local topography has remained rather unexplored compared to other specific topographic parameters such as slope, aspect, curvature or visibility.

This underlines the importance of better understanding specific topographic features and suggests new approaches for the investigation of deep-sea biodiversity, which needs to be tightly linked to the geosphere characteristics.

The cerebellum in birds, as in mammals, has two somatotopic body representations: one in the anterior half from lobules I-VI and the other in posterior lobules IX-X [67]; determining more specific topographic organization has yielded conflicting results [53].

However, until recently there was very little evidence of specific topographic organization of the human CC.