Sentence examples similar to in one fixation from inspiring English sources

The problem lies in the saccade, the quivering motion of the fovea from one fixation point to the next.

What propels Laroche from one fixation to another?

In one patient external fixation was early switched to plate fixation and in one patient plate fixation was early switched to external fixation.

Two patients (p.9, p. 4.1) had stable fixation in one eye and unstable fixation in the other.

In four of the five patients previous treatment had failed: skeletal traction in one and internal fixation in other four patients.

Furthermore, just as one might take remedial action to untangle the cords under a desk, nature is capable of dramatic reversals: an extensively scrambled ciliate gene could become unscrambled in one step by fixation of a mutation that introduces the unscrambled macronuclear DNA into the micronuclear genome.

This statistic assesses haplotype differences between two populations and is designed to detect alleles that have increased in frequency to the point of fixation or near-fixation in one of the populations (Sabeti et al. 2007; Pickrell et al. 2009).

Fixation of the anterior pelvic ring was achieved with a symphyseal plate in 36% and with an external anterior fixator in 36%; in two cases they were used together, while in one case no anterior fixation was performed.

C5-dicarboxylic acids are a rather neglected class of metabolites; yet, they play a key role not only in one of the CO2 fixation cycles, but also in two acetate assimilation pathways that replace the glyoxylate cycle.

There were no major lower limb neurologic impairments, but in two cases we observed transitory lateral femoral cutaneous nerve hypoestesy, probably related to anterior external fixation; in one case recovery was complete within 6 months, in another case a partial sensory deficit remained at 12-month follow-up.

As a consequence, potential regions that are similar and different across populations may not be detected if they are near fixation in one or more populations.