Sentence examples for input guides from inspiring English sources

These results have led to the proposal that retinal input guides the retinotopically precise ingrowth of callosal axons in visual cortex, whereas the cues that determine the mirror-symmetric callosal maps in enucleates exert only a weak control on the topography of callosal fiber ingrowth [ 12, 39].

Finally, it should be noted that whatever are the mechanisms by which retinal input guides cortical topography, they must exert their effect by postnatal day 6 (P6) because enucleation at P6 or later no longer prevents the development of normal patterns of striate-extrastriate connections [ 23].

With McKinsey's input guiding the company's self-assessment, he axed 500 of TIAA-CREF's 6,500 employees last September, an unprecedented stroke that academic types deemed excessive.

The spreadsheets take the nucleic acid sequences and the initial concentrations of all species as input, guide the user to retrieve the necessary thermodynamic constants, and finally calculate equilibrium concentrations for all species in various bound and unbound conformations.

Proml analysis was then repeated on the original, non-bootstrapped dataset using the consensus tree as an input guide tree.

Given input guide tree T and target maximum subset size (ms), the SSG-based decomposition creates a "padded" short subtree graph G = (V, E) as follows.

We propose that it functions as an early integrator of incomplete stimulus input guiding subsequent processing by means of a coarse representation of the gist of the information.

Detailed studies of locomotor circuitry will be required to determine the mechanisms of executing such taxic behaviors and should help elucidate how MBON inputs guide this system.

The DFMEA is a team effort usually conducted by a facilitator who collects the team's input and guides the processes.

"Clearly he feels the issue is serious enough and this group is competent enough that maybe we can get some fresh input to guide what we should do," Mr. Carrier said.

A resplendent court culture of its own able to supply a high level of intellectual and artistic input to guide the majolica painters, suitable clay resources and an abundance of wood to fuel furnaces gave the Marche region an advantage in developing this prestigious industry.