Sentence examples for main localisation of from inspiring English sources

The main localisation of fracture was the forearm (54.1%), followed by the humerus (20.3%), the lower leg (20.4%) and the femur (5.2%).

The main localisation of fungal was in both groups the lung (46 vs. 14), followed by urine (18 vs. 2), blood culture (6 vs. 1) and ascites (4 vs. 0).

Interestingly, when analyzing the localisation of lesions in respect to brain areas in DM1 we found a main localisation in corresponding areas; central temporal and frontal areas, but also the insula region (data not shown).

In this sense, combining multiple scales can improve the detection, as illustrated on Fig. 4: the finer scales improve the localisation of the main peaks while the coarser scales reduce the influence of the spurious structures.

At the cellular level, we have also determined the subcellular localisation of the main murine and human B" subunits via expression of EGFP-fusion proteins in COS7 cells (for PR72/B α2, G5PR/B γ, PR70/B β1, PR59/B δ1 and PR59/B δ2) or via indirect immunofluorescence (for PR130/B α1).

As the main target that Notch controls is the localisation of the Myosin II components (Grammont, 2007), we tested whether impaired TGFβ signalling also leads to abnormal activity of the Actomyosin network at AJ undergoing disassembly.

One of the main characteristics of the disease is the restricted localisation of the malignant plasma cells in the BM.

The main objective of localisation (possibly the only objective) is to allow treatment by local measures whether surgery, radiotherapy, or other forms of ablation.

Therefore, we can conclude that the lack of nuclear localisation of PB2 mutants is not the main cause for the lack of RNP activity.

The main contribution is the prediction of the quality of future localisation of the system in order to detect and avoid areas where vision-based localisation may fail, due to lack of texture in the scene.

Citing expensive and slow translation agencies as their main competitors, what is beyond doubt is that translation / localisation of apps and online services is a growing industry that shows no signs of slowing as the world gets smaller.