Sentence examples for defined area of the from inspiring English sources

It says it had concluded the aircraft exhausted its fuel "over a defined area of the southern Indian Ocean".

During the game, he relied mostly on instinct and feel within the narrowly defined area of the line of scrimmage.

In our design, a hydrodynamic focusing of fluids with different conductivities allows for performing electroporation processes in a defined area of the microfluidic channel.

The manually defined area of the ROI is variable on each patient depending on the thickness of the wall, but has to be at least 2 cm2.

A simplified approach is proposed for the fatigue strength assessment with respect to root cracking, which is based on a local nominal stress in a defined area of the weld throat and on common fatigue classes for the assessment of cruciform joints.

(Spinal distribution of c-Fos activated neurons expressing enkephalin in acute and chronic pain models, 1st manu) We asked the question whether application of CFA on a defined area of the dura mater could cause activation of second-order neurons in the TNC and whether this activation can be mitigated by systemic adminstration of a KYNA analogue.

But in a memo posted on Hewlett-Packard's internal Web site and filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission, Hewlett-Packard said it "will continue to make decisions that may involve further reductions in staffing levels in defined areas of the company".

Stereology offers a variety of procedures to analyze quantitatively the regional and laminar organization in cytoarchitectonically defined areas of the human cerebral cortex.

It is well-established that inhibitory neurotransmitters (such as histamine) are involved in olfactory processing in well defined areas of the honey bee brain [33], [37], [48], [49].

Notable strengths of this study include a random (representative) sampling of rheumatology providers from defined areas of the United States.

Silencing selected neuronal populations in defined areas of the CNS is important for both research and medicine.