Sentence examples for long-range projections from inspiring English sources

Serotonin-producing neurons profusely innervate brain regions via long-range projections.

Forest management decisions are often based on long-range projections of future forest conditions.

But Marilyn Moon, an economist and former Medicare trustee, said she had little confidence in such long-range projections.

Democrats today seized on the uncertainty of long-range projections to argue against the large tax cut President Bush is proposing.

The Debtor argues that a DCF analysis is dependent on a company's ability to meet long-range projections, in this case the Debtor's FY 2008 projections.

Long-range projections had been as high as $180 million domestic, so a $160 million opening (as the initial Friday evening estimates suggested) was bad, actually.

Social Security's key long-range projection is that, over 75 years, it will come up short by an average of 1.89percentt of payroll.

Penzo, M.A., Robert, V. & Li, B. Fear conditioning potentiates synaptic transmission onto long-range projection neurons in the lateral subdivision of central amygdala.

The resulting thick axon tracts display various morphologies, including long-range projection within and away from the organoid, growth-cone turning, and decussation.

Increasingly, neuroscientists believe that the key to understanding how the brain works lies in its over-all neural circuitry, and the way that widely separated brain regions communicate through the long-range projection of nerve fibres.

Prior studies of GABAergic microcircuitry in MEClayerII revealed that cholecystokinin-containing basket cells (CCKBCs) select their targets on the basis of the long-range projection pattern of the postsynaptic principal cell.