"directional in" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe movement or placement towards a specific direction or location. An example sentence could be: "The hikers followed the directional signs and continued on the trail, eventually reaching a beautiful waterfall nestled in the mountains."
Among 31 patients with lateralization to asymmetric geotropic DHCN during HRT, LDN was in the contralesional direction (directional) in 12 patients and in the ipsilesional direction (opposite directional) in 7 patients.
To make the diffusion process more directional in gradient and contour direction, the diffusion coefficient can be put in tensor form [18, 19].
This made the diffusion process more directional in both the gradient and the contour directions as an alternative of scalar parameter-based diffusion coefficient [6 15].
The authors also reported that evacuation direction is unpredictable unless the physical impact of the disaster is directional in nature.
Covalent bonds are highly directional in nature, often dictating the types of crystal structure possible.
These tilted canopies were found to be highly directional in their orientation, facing almost due south.
The proposed two-stage directional in-equality detection method identifies the source of test images stably in various environments: various image or video formats, cropping portion, and image or video compression.
To facilitate the efficiency and accuracy of directional in-frame cloning of M. loti genes, we used a Gateway-compatible vector system to construct bait clones (Fig. 1).
Three-directional orthogonal, 3-directional plain-woven and 4-directional in-plane composites are three architectures commonly used in components made of carbon/carbon composites.
Slide new roll of tape onto tape dispenser spindle from either direction; most spindles are bi-directional in respect to tape roll replacement.
This decrease further seems often uni-directional in the 5'->3' direction, which may be due to various reasons including a gradient in heteroduplex formation or a gradient in the relative repair with gene conversion (as opposed to repair with restoration) [ 59, 60].
