Sentence examples for allow us to orient from inspiring English sources

This information provides the visual system with cues that allow us to orient towards and to distinguish a moving animal from its environment quickly, without undertaking a detailed analysis of its shape (Thompson, Hansen, Hess, & Troje, 2007; Troje & Chang, 2013; Troje & Westhoff, 2006).

Such sensitivity makes sense from an evolutionary perspective, as it could allow us to orient towards and distinguish a moving animal from its environment quickly without undertaking a detailed analysis of its shape (Thompson et al., 2007; Troje & Chang, 2013; Troje & Westhoff, 2006).

This result allowed us to orient the CRISPR2 relative to the sense of transcription, and to notice that it has the same transcriptional orientation as the CRISPR1.

The results enabled a measurement of (i) the height variation along the DNA molecules which allowed us to orient the DNA fragment [19] (Figure S3), (ii) the DNA-protein complexes height (Figure S4) and (iii) the mapping of the nucleosome and TBP-TFIIB positions along the DNA fragments.

In particular it allowed us to orient a subcontig in the gene poor region from ITZ002 to ITZ004 as well as to estimate the size of remainmg gaps.

Using the purine/pyrimidine ratio allowed us to orient all 1,382 sequences that did not belong to the UniProt-set with 97% confidence.

The FISH mapping with the melon specific BAC probes allowed us to orient the 12 melon chromosomes and develop a karyotype.

Two independent investigators read the sequencing output and were able to identify which sample contained the (CA 19 homozygote, thus allowing us to orient the other genotypes in relation to the (CA 19 on the PAGE gels.

Within the visual processing domain, the perception and transient representation of objects and their locations allow us to be continuously oriented in space and time.

We use the Network Edge Orienting NEOO) software to produce edge orienting scores which allow us to determine whether a candidate gene is causal or reactive to its parent module [ 18].

"We may hear something in 'Hamlet,' " Webster and Critchley write, "that allows us to become oriented to whatever might be meant by the idea of psychoanalytic cure": The modesty of analysts is such that they only issue a call.