Sentence examples for direction of the subsequent from inspiring English sources
In particular, during FOMC's lockups, both the E-mini S&P 500 futures' average abnormal order imbalance, 8.4%-9.5%, and its average abnormal price run-up, 20.5 basis points, are statistically significant and in the direction of the subsequent policy surprise.
Second, increased cell elongation contributed by AP-oriented T1 transitions may help focus the direction of the subsequent PD-oriented T1 transitions and increase hexagonal order.
Irrespective of the indicated direction of the subsequent saccade, the fMRI signal of both hemispheres increased continuously during the successive presentation of the cues reaching its peak activation around the onset of the saccade.
The MIR171h promoter showed only weak activity in young nodules but in mature nodules an increased activity was visible at the nodule tip with the strongest activity matching the meristematic zone and getting gradually weaker in the direction of the subsequent infection and nitrogen fixation zones.
Rotation of a visual cue card, for example, leads to a corresponding rotation of firing direction on the subsequent trial [ 14].
This, in turn, affects the direction of propagation of the subsequent fractures.
This study used prospective, self-reported information about the circumstanced of falls among a group of high risk older adults and examined the relationships between location, activity, direction of the fall and subsequent injury.
From our cross-sectional TEM analysis, this flower-like architecture was initiated from the pioneer crystals laterally grown along [001] direction guiding the subsequent growth of petal NRs oriented by a slight difference in growth direction.
PC1, for example, accounts for the greatest degree of variation, and will influence the direction of all subsequent PCs because they must be orthogonal to this first axis [2], [3].
Subjects were instructed to fixate a central target, which changed its color in order to indicate the direction of a subsequent saccade.
