Sentence examples for intermediary regions from inspiring English sources

Note that DCM allows one to make inferences about changes in effective connections between areas, which do not necessarily correspond to direct anatomical connections but may be via intermediary regions.

Average CO rates in Arabidopsis male meiosis are also found to be high in the proximal parts of chromosomes and very high at both distal ends while relatively low in the intermediary regions [ 4].

For standardization, all quantifications were made of the intermediary region of the ventral prostate.

For example, the monovalent dye malachite green (MG) contacts residues categorized to be within both sites, including the acidic residues E90 and E120, by binding in an intermediary region.

It has been suggested that the BNST acts as an intermediary for regions of the brain involved in perceiving stress and regions of the brain producing responses to stress [1], [9].

A set of intermediary failure regions is defined so that F1 ⊃  F2 ⊃ ⋯ ⊃  F m, where F m is the failure region whose probability of occurrence has to be determined.

Table 1 Samples of P2P Lending companies in the world (Chen et al. 2014) Region Intermediary Start year Region Intermediary Start year US Prosper 2006 China Yixin 2006   Zopa, LendingClub, VirginMoneyus, 2007   PPDai, Qifang.

The probability associated with the intermediary failure region can be estimated with limited computational efforts.

* Numbers provided for the merged organization ** These two sites account for one hospital (CH Charlevoix) In 2006, the Laval UIHN decided to invest in a large telepathology project to offer the population in peripheral, intermediary and remote regions improved access and continuity with respect to specialized services.

The firm has moved 40 bankers to Dubai, and has recently signed a joint venture with the Capital Group in Saudi Arabia, where it acts mainly as an intermediary for the region's vast wealth.

These include the small number and size of 'alternative' producers in both locales, with most still locked into industrial forms of production; the restrictive influence of bureaucracy; the shortfall of key intermediaries in both regions' food chains; and the poor provision of key physical infrastructures (e.g. roads, railway and telecommunications).