Sentence examples for limited projections from inspiring English sources

Our initial mapping identified very limited projections from MC4-R-expressing neurons to the PVH.

By providing significant regularization to the tomographic inversion problem with limited projections, the proposed technique provides robust and reliable 3-D reconstructions of ionospheric electron density.

The central problem for tomographic reconstruction is to reconstruct a clean and faithful image from very limited projections and therefore reduce the radiation dose.

Crucially, this nucleus has extensive reciprocal connections with a wide array of rostral cortical sites including the anterior cingulate and prelimbic cortices, but has only very limited projections back to the hippocampal formation (Wyss et al., 1979; Shibata, 1993a, b; Shibata & Kato, 1993; Van Groen et al., 1999).

"And I tell them, 'Without the detailed studies that we need, I just don't have the data to tell you.' We have some detailed projections of how ozone might change in New York and some limited projections in California, but that's it.

Therefore, in this case, I have extended the projections for the semiconductor unit to 10 years and have limited projections for the energy and auto parts units to 5 years in the company's long-term financial plan.

The small ball along the edge is not projected in the 0° projection straight down due to the limited projection range.

Instead of directly using a traditional XCT, we pursued to develop a different discrete tomography (DT) method, aiming to achieve a high resolution in time during the measurements with only limited projection data.

Zhu, Z; Katsevich, A; Kapadia, AJ; Greenberg, JA; Pang, S, X-ray diffraction tomography with limited projection information., Scientific Reports, vol 8 no. 1 (2018) [10.1038/s41598-017-19089-w] [abs].

We limited model projections to areas where suitability scores were at least as high as the score of the least suitable presence cell.

These results indicate that the mRGCs do not play a major role in the overall image-forming and visual responses in mammals, which is consistent with the limited monosynaptic projections of the mRGCs to image processing brain regions.