Sentence examples for differences in projection from inspiring English sources

There are two ways to determine whether differences in projection averages arise from different views of the molecule or from conformational variability.

The differences in anatomical malleability may therefore reflect these differences in projection targets.

The tubes rotate simultaneously in a fixed position relative to each other, thus avoiding temporal differences in projection sampling.

With the digitized radiographs, adjustments for minor differences in projection angles between radiographs taken at baseline and 6 months were made using Regeemy Software.

Locally restricted virus injections were made either into VPM or POm (Fig. 1 A inset). Figure 1 B, D illustrates the differences in projection patterns of lemniscal and paralemniscal axons in the cortex, depending on whether the virus injection was made in VPM or POm.

In daily practice, making the template could also be a source of variation since the correct position of the templates may be more difficult in case of severe dislocation or with slight differences in projection of the bones due to the angle of the X-ray beam.

There were distinguishing differences in projections of the geographic patterns of species richness and hotspots between the modelling techniques.

Differences between India and China with respect to the timing of emission reductions and the choice of mitigation measures relate to differences in projections of rapid economic change, capital stock turnover and technological development.

The difference in projection of the lower border of the ACC on the image plane relative to the different projections of the mid-sagittal plane was assessed in millimetres.

The large difference in inputs between VS-projecting VTA neurons (Beier et al., 2015) and DS-projecting SNc populations (Lerner et al., 2015) may not be due to the difference in projection targets (VS vs DS), but rather because of the location of their virus injection sites (VTA vs SNc).

(The large difference in projections has to do with what the two groups predict countries will do after the period covered by the I.N.D.C.s, which is only a decade).