Sentence examples for frontal projection from inspiring English sources

But both will add momentum to the growing trend toward big-screen viewing with frontal projection.

By using a prefabricated silicone implant, we could improve their frontal projection, which resulted in a wider-appearing forehead.

After a frontal projection scout image, a 10 15-s 10 15-sg wascanningmed to image the volume from the top of the acromioclavicular joint to the lowas margin of the axillary recess of the glenohumeral joint.

In a European consensus paper on standards of care for patients with cystic fibrosis in 2005 [44] the authors recommended the use of the Northern scoring system for radiography, since it only requires the frontal projection for scoring.

The oblique views proved useful in 12%, where the lower pharynx was obscured in the lateral projection by large shoulders, and in 18% to assess the valleculae when this region was obscured by the occiput and mandible in the frontal projection.

Of interest, ex vivo planar images of the explanted heart confirmed increased uptake of IG3 in MI rats, especially in 2 W-MI rats compared to control and 4 W-MI rats (Figure 5). Figure 4 In vivo μCT, μSPECT, and fusion images in frontal projection.

Taken together, the parietal cortex, likely due to its frontal projections, is another important area in the attention network that may undergo abnormal development in those with ADHD.

Frontal projections from CA1 have also been described in other species, including marmosets (Roberts et al. 2007) and rats (Jay and Witter 1991; Cenquizca and Swanson 2007).

The present injections into the presubiculum also failed to reveal frontal projections, supporting the previous finding that the prefrontal projections from this area almost exclusively arise from the very posterior limit of the presubiculum, that is, close to the transition with retrosplenial cortex (Goldman-Rakic et al. 1984; Barbas and Blatt 1995).

In agreement with these findings, we found that damage to the IPL, posterior STG, the insula and parieto-frontal projections was most predictive of chronic spatial neglect.

Thus, though damage to caudate-frontal projections might lead to hypoperfusion of the prefrontal cortex [ 36] the importance of the frontal white matter lesion must be considered with caution.