Sentence examples for imposition onto from inspiring English sources
To investigate the effect of correct estimation of image defocus and subsequent CTF correction, we tested arbitrary CTF imposition onto the images of two-dimensional crystals of Rous sarcoma virus capsid protein.
The diathesis-stress model is an alternative approach that does not require the (sometimes arbitrary) imposition of categories onto the spectrum of depressive morbidity.
"It is an imposition on the taxpayers".
Any imposition on religion is trivial and remote, she explained.
This is an immoral imposition on future generations.
"I feel my existence is an imposition on the planet".
Writing is an imposition on reality, sometimes a brutal one.
Accumulation of these lipophilic compounds has been observed in various species of snails, mussels, and fish (Bhosle et al. 2004; Coelho et al. 2002), causing an increased incidence of sterility or imposex (imposition of male sex characters onto the female) (Evans and Nicholson 2000; Fent 2003).
That campaign, prone as it was to treating arithmetic as a fusty English imposition, laid radical left-wing tracks onto which Ms Sturgeon could have steered the SNP train.
They argue that in fact it furthers a neo-colonial imposition of Western ideals and norms onto non-Western cultures [ 33, 34].
The deduced idea that the imposition of an optimal mechanochemical stress onto osteoblasts increases their regenerative capacity is tied to the common misconception that inflammation is undesirable in tissue regeneration as it interferes adversely with the healing process.
