Sentence examples for in prospection from inspiring English sources

The role of the default mode network in prospection.

Since future thinking is often goal-oriented and leads to greater activation of brain regions involved in prospection, goal-oriented EFT may be associated with greater reductions in DD than general goal-unrelated EFT.

Phytochemica PDMs have maximum density in the 'Lipinski region of interest' reflecting their drug-like properties and hence, their utility in prospection of novel leads.

Moreover, retrograde amnesic patients were reported to be impaired not only in prospection but also in imagining novel experience (Hassabis et al. 2007).

SerpentinaDB PDMs have maximum density in the 'Lipinski region of interest' reflecting their drug-like properties and hence their utility in prospection of novel leads.

Plus the lack of selectively of the hexane and chloroform solvents for phenolic compounds present in red propolis, which present an semi-polar nature such as methoxylated isoflavonoids (formononetin) and prenylated phenolic compound (guttiferone) (Table  4) and xanthones (Table  2) besides of phlobaphene tannins (Table  2) in all samples detected in phytochemical prospection.

For use of electrical methods in geophysical prospection see [208].

In addition, short-chain hydrocarbon degrading bacteria from the CNMR complex, which carry the SDIMO genes, posses several physiological features that make these organisms a more appropriate bioindicator in microbial prospection methods.

Finally, a limiting factor in the prospection of new molecules with antimicrobial potential is the toxicity exhibited by several compounds.

The good performance of our method is evident in the more accurate surface wind speeds obtained from mesoscale models in two wind farm prospection sites in Spain, where several measuring towers are installed.

In near-surface investigations, as in the archaeological prospection, the dipole-dipole (DD) (Figure 3) is the most convenient 4-electrode device, since it provides a very detailed lateral bounding of vertical features.