Sentence examples for in processing that from inspiring English sources

Investigations into bank foreclosure practices caused lags in processing that may have helped stabilize prices in recent months, said Celia Chen, a housing economist at Moody's Analytics in West Chester, Pa.

Using a loop of footage from Hellicar & Lewis' documentation video of the performance, Le Goff created a software in Processing that would allow him to play every single line of pixels of the video at a slightly different speed.

In conclusion, our finding of clear contralateral selectivity but weak or absent topography in extra-occipital areas may indicate that these areas are engaged in processing that is global across visual space and that these areas have strong direct connections to areas that are engaged in local processing.

To control for cytochrome c release from mechanical trauma in processing (that might differ between cell lines), results were scored for % cytochrome c released above the value released in the negative control condition (always <30%).

Although no adverse behavioral effects were seen in relation to prenatal PCB exposure on this relatively simple task, the ERP data suggest impairment in processing that would be expected to affect performance in a more challenging task.

Without further consideration, it might be concluded that the STG was involved in processing that was specific to bilinguals, consistent with the possibility that the control of competition between 2 languages involves different processing resources to the control of competition within a single language.

For example, we obtained evidence for a major class of genes predicted to have roles in rRNA processing that were downregulated in response to light.

The TOJ method therefore goes straight to the heart of the sub-second temporal limit in sensory processing that is of interest in this experiment.

Interestingly, there seemed to be a number of genes involved in RNA processing that showed enhanced expression in 35S ABF3 plant lines.

The enrichment of genes involved in RNA processing that show enhanced expression in the 35S ABF3 line might suggest that ABF3 plays an important role in the regulation of ABA-responsive RNA processing events.

The work described here attempts to reconcile these findings by examining changes in central processing that could explain the differences in behavior.