Sentence examples for but not orientation from inspiring English sources

These results on the similarity effect [45] serve as corroboration of several previous studies including [31] who found that monkeys make fixations to items that are similar in color but not orientation.

In addition to the auditory brainstem, conspecific calls differentially induced egr-1 in regions of the forebrain that have been implicated in phonotaxis, including the anterior preoptic nucleus, where lesions abolish phonotaxis, the septum, where lesions retard phonotaxis, and the striatum, where lesions abolish locomotion but not orientation [23].

By contrast, SynIII overexpression affects neuronal migration, but not orientation.

However, only one BAC was localized for each of the four scaffolds that were <400 kb, so order, but not orientation, was determined for these.

We used synteny maps constructed under the requirement of conservation of gene order but not orientation (GO synteny definition in von Grotthuss et al. 2010) across the species D. ananassae, D. erecta, D. grimshawi, D. melanogaster, D. mojavensis, D. pseudoobscura, D. virilis, D. willistoni, and D. yakuba.

Following this prediction we have shown that congenitally blind subjects show severe but selective impairments in haptic discrimination tasks, for orientation but not size discriminations (Gori et al., 2010); and conversely, haptically impaired patients show poor visual size discrimination but not orientation discrimination (Gori et al., 2012 b ).

Similarly, our result that increasing market orientation but not entrepreneurial orientation was directly linked to higher expected performance may indicate that more market-oriented firms have more options and flexibility or possibly also more confidence to adapt to market changes to stay profitable.

Positive evidence was obtained in 4-month-olds for veridical perception of the motion and location of a hidden region but not its orientation, whereas 7-month-olds, in contrast to the younger infants, appeared to respond to the orientation of the hidden region.

In this figure, row A shows that S3 is the only non-zero component of S1 when the matrices differ in shape but not in orientation, and row B that S2 is the only non-zero component when the matrices differ in orientation but not in shape.

But this is a matter of personnel, not orientation.

West Virginia law, like federal law, covers race but not sexual orientation under the hate-crime statute.