Sentence examples for mapping of activity from inspiring English sources

This novel in situ method lends itself to the mapping of activity concentrations in environments that exhibit systematic changes in the vertical activity distribution.

This paradigm has facilitated mapping of activity determinants in PrPC and implicated a cryptic PrPC-like protein, 'π'.

However, as most of these studies were conducted either under anesthesia or in slices, our study is the first to confirm a dominant recruitment of infragranular networks for natural NREMS on a larger cortical scale, using unbiased metabolic mapping of activity on the cellular level.

We selected the Harvard-Oxford atlas because it more comprehensively and accurately maps the entire insular cortex compared to the Juelich Atlas and therefore provides consistency with mapping of activity in other regions of the insula (i.e. the mid and anterior subdivisions).

Field assessments do not allow for spatially explicit mapping of activity data (and are thus generally excluded from being the sole source of MRV data), but do provide data on tree attributes that enable the calculation of biomass, carbon stocks and changes in them.

Organize survey - training, questionnaire, visual mapping of activities etc. 5. Draft handbook with case studies.

The implementation is described with major emphasis on distribution issues as interfacing and mapping of activities, communication and synchronization.

Wang, J.W., Wong, A.M., Flores, J., Vosshall, L.B. & Axel, R. Two-photon calcium imaging reveals an odor-evoked map of activity in the fly brain.

Hence, by measuring activity elicited by the picture, we obtained uncontaminated spatio-temporal maps of activity during combinatorial processing (for further discussion on how the paradigm avoids motion artifact contamination, see8).

This study illustrates the capacity of MEG to produce brain maps of activity that are coherent with a peripheral, natural signal; here, throat contractions from the speech production of an individual.

Figure 1 Conceptual map of activity theory.