Sentence examples for direction with reference to from inspiring English sources

The novel conceptual approach to analyze the landscape structure in the transversal direction with reference to coastline is different from others focusing on the longitudinal analysis of landscape properties in the coastal areas.

Mechanistic movement models make assumptions concerning an animal's movement direction with reference to either internal or external factors.

Using these techniques, a 252 kb transgene was reconstructed from two BAC clones whose inserts were initially oriented in opposite direction with reference to the BAC vector sequence.

Initial training on the task (Stage 1) permitted the use of multiple strategies supporting alternation, that is allocentric, intra-maze, idiothetic, direction alternation (with reference to a known bearing).

Each gene was scored as senescent or not depending on whether expression was in a pro-senescence direction (see Table 1) with reference to the median expression level.

Standard and non standard specimens were machined from different geometric directions (longitudinal, radial and transversal with reference to the fibre glass direction) and tested at room temperature and at liquid nitrogen (77 K) temperature to complete characterization with compression and shear tests.

To quantify our observations, we analyzed the direction maps per supra-barrel with reference to an ideal somatotopic pinwheel template, defined for each neuron as the angle of its location from the center of each supra-barrel.

Direction of amplification is given with reference to the 5' end of the gene.

Significant associations (p<0.05) without a stated direction of association were followed up by correspondence with the author; in case of no reply, the most likely direction of association was reported with reference to existing research.

They define their policies strictly with reference to the direction in which they are in danger of losing votes, rather than the national interest or a core set of values.

Consistency may be assessed where appropriate as statistical heterogeneity (applying an I-squared statistic for example) or more likely will require the users to make a judgment about the overall direction of effects across multiple studies with reference to clinical heterogeneity.