Sentence examples for locations control from inspiring English sources

Contrast agent dynamics in the brain tissue and general tracer kinetic modeling were used to estimate the forward leakage rate (K trans)) in regions of interest (ROI) in and surrounding the hematoma and in contralateral mirror-image locations (control ROI).

In case of wave propagation measurements, a damaged/undamaged path mechanism is used to approximately locate the damage using the correlations obtained between the statistical DI (statistic t) values at the sensor locations (control points).

The remaining 17 locations (control locations) were selected for deferred implementation of HBCT in late 2011.

Importantly, despite normal dlx2 expression in the forebrain, 89.4% of WAF-treated embryos (n = 94) showed a significant reduction of dlx2 expression in all of the rostral migratory streams with a near complete absence in the presumptive posterior-most arch locations (control = 15.6%; n = 122; P < 0.0005).

Syrian activists reported a number of airstrikes in the country's north and centre, including in the province of Hama, which they said hit locations controlled by another US-backed rebel group, Tajamu Alezzah.

Syrian activists reported a number of airstrikes in the country's north and centre, including in the province of Hama, which they said airstrikes hit locations controlled by another US-backed rebel group, Tajamu al-Izzah.

Statues, artworks, shrines, manuscripts, figurines, seals and coins are among the items being pilfered from locations controlled by militant fighters across wide areas of their so-called Islamic Caliphate.

Most deaths in detention were documented as occurring in locations controlled by the Syrian intelligence services.

This was resolved by employing secure locations, controlled by water districts, or collecting intermittent data before or after a rainstorm.

Hence, the systems (1) form collections of well-localized functions defined at various scales, orientations, and locations, controlled by the indices j,ℓ,k, respectively.

Undergraduate students took photos in specified campus locations ("controlled autobiographical condition"), viewed in the laboratory similar photos taken by other participants (controlled laboratory condition), and were then scanned while recognizing the two kinds of photos.