Sentence examples for initiating region from inspiring English sources
To unravel the origins of decreased bone strength in the superolateral femoral neck, we assessed bone structural features across multiple length scales at this cortical fracture initiating region in postmenopausal women with hip fracture and in aged-matched controls.
Since the cell body of the LDS interneuron (shown with a single arrowhead in Fig. 1A) is not involved in the signal pathway from input synapses to output sites in the dendritic branches or in the axon initiating region, we first assumed no conductance on the soma membrane in all six cases.
It has been reported in vertebrate central neurons that the cell body, adjacent to the spike initiating region of axon hillock playing a critical role in synaptic integration, is distributed by active conductances more or less densely than dendritic processes [7], [32], [33].
The initiating region (next to the blue segment) is marked by the transition from the copy-number loss to the low-level copy-number gain (red arrow) and is situated on the telomeric side of the ERBB2 gene.
Such a breakpoint between the copy-number gain and loss could possibly be an initiating region for ERBB2 amplification.
Importantly, such a scenario could predict a copy number transition for the initiating region of the BFB cycles.
The maximum capacity of the magnetic flux for PF is ∼10 Web and the stray field in plasma initiate region is quite low.
The wildfire tool in Reconstruct allows the user to initiate region growing by selecting a "seed" pixel by a mouse-click.
After several weeks the new, and improved, alerts were re-initiated region-wide.
If India, being the powerful neighbor in the region, initiates regional governance on water sharing issues, India will potentially gain benefits along with the other three countries.
Although array-CGH covers the entire genome and identifies amplified regions that are important for tumor phenotypes with high confidence, such highly amplified regions may not be the initiating regions but rather the end products of adaptive evolution of cancer genomes.
