Sentence examples for demonstrated to project from inspiring English sources
Neurons of the LPBS of the rat have been demonstrated to project to the hypothalamus and predominantly to the ventromedial hypothalamic nucleus (VMH) [20], [28].
These muscles are likely to be neck muscles as only afferents arising from C1 4 have been demonstrated to project to the InM of the rat (Imamura et al. 1986; Neuhuber and Zenker 1989; Pfaller and Arvidsson 1988).
They further show that AIV neurons that are demonstrated to project to VTA by antidromic activation respond to disruptive auditory feedback during singing but not during the playback of the bird's own song or the bird's own song with disruptive auditory feedback by in vivo single unit (and multiunit) recording in awake unrestrained birds during singing and quiescence.
Given the controlled and multifunctional nature of many self-assembled materials demonstrated to date, we project a future where injectable self-assembled biomaterials afford improved practice in advancing healthcare.
After initiation of the FIFA-SDR, the project was demonstrated to the public at the Team Physician Workshop for the FIFA World Cup 2014 (Florianopolis, Brazil).
"Our competitors either have too few brands or have not demonstrated the ability to project their games on multiple platforms".
Like that of the Austrian Cultural Institute, now nearing completion two blocks away, it demonstrates the capacity to project a powerful urban presence at town-house scale.
But his second goal, ten minutes later, demonstrated his unusual ability to project calm while in turbulent motion.
The success of the project demonstrates to other organisations that helium conservation is achievable and sustainable to operate.
Scraps between African-American and Somali girls prompted her to start a research project demonstrating to them that their ancestors all came from roughly the same place.
Successful applicants must "demonstrate to us that the project wouldn't go forward without our help," said Barbara Basser-Bigio, the agency's executive director.
