Sentence examples for close to orientation from inspiring English sources

Here we confirm that the frequency of deletion of CAG·CTG repeats inserted in the chromosome of E. coli is orientation dependent and reveal that CAG·CTG repeat expansion is or is close to orientation independent.

The most intensive peaks corresponded orientations close to orientations of the austenite twinned with respect to the initial one.

The assessment and workshop will be available to you closer to orientation, so keep an eye out for future communications on how to enroll.

The crystallographic rotation field for deformation in torsion is such that it is possible for orientations close to stable orientations to rotate away from the stable orientation.

For 60° orientation, which is close to the orientation considered in our contribution (90°), a true identification score of 65%% has been obtained on a gallery of forty faces.

In Yalova Çınarcık area, the P-axes oriented E W are in parallel with the maximum compressive stress axis, while the T-axes oriented N S are close to the orientation of the minimum principle compressive stress (Fig. 11).

Recent progress in mediator-less direct electron transfer-type bioelectrocatalysis has been reviewed with paying close attention to orientation-oriented adsorption and immobilization of redox enzymes on electrodes.

Electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) analysis indicated the grains of FL0 showed preferential close to <001> orientation of the γ phase along the normal direction to the fracture surface.

The frequency distribution of the T-axes indicates a peak around azimuth of 60°, which is orthogonal to the azimuth of σ 1, i.e., close to the orientation of the minimum compressive σ 3 principal stress axis.

Thus, our results portray a fact that for a case of low frictional fault strength the P-axis azimuths are close to the orientation of σ 1 (Fig. 9, left panel) while the T-axes azimuths are almost in line with the σ 3 principal stress axis (Fig. 9, right panel).

The proportion of responses falling close to the orientation of the probed item was lowest in patients with GBA-positive Parkinson's disease (Fig. 3B).