Sentence examples for could be projections from inspiring English sources

"There, that is an example of a so-called catalytic exteriorisation phenomenon," Jung retorted – referring to his theory that the uncanny could be projections of internal strife.

Although we agree that part of the "expectations" could be projections, we are convinced that at least part of it represents real expectations.

These PV-IR excitatory neurons could be excitatory projection neurons with large cell size [ 81] or local interneurons in the excitatory networks to generate high-frequency burst activity in premotor neurons in the intermediate layers [ 73, 82] since these premotor neurons in the intermediate layers have no intrinsic mechanisms to support high-frequency burstic activity [ 6].

Hewitt said that if those projections could be so off-base, projections of elementary and middle school students should never be made.

This could be either direct projections from GABAergic SCN neurons to the PVN or GABAergic projections to the PVN derived from SCN target areas.

Possible explanations could be that the projections that are "enhanced" by ECT are GABAergic, or that improved integrity of certain projections may lead to more coordinated electrical activity in these projections, which overall is detected as "reduced connectivity".

When the Society of Actuaries estimated spring 2013 that the ACA would result in increasing claims costs by an average of 32percentt nationally by 2017, such estimates could be dismissed as "projections" since at the time of this study, actual premiums in the Exchanges had not yet been announced.

One possibility could be that the projections of vPN1 and pC1 neurons in the LPC region are relatively diffuse, posing a great challenge for GRASP detection.

The Cuban results on PISA are projections and could be off by the usual statistical error.

Reaching this human target, together with underlying dermal APCs, will require deeper penetration of the projections, which could be achieved by slightly longer projections, and exploiting the skin's viscoelastic behavior (e.g. by altering the strain-rate of Nanopatch™ application).

It is very unlikely that new projections could be established in such a short time because establishing new projections require gene expression and protein synthesis (Krahe et al. 2005).