Sentence examples for marked projections from inspiring English sources

In support, the DMH sends marked projections to the septum and amygdala [55], [61], [64], and these telencephalic structures are well documented to mediate the affective or motivational component of various behaviors [65] [67].

4) In marked contrast, projections from the IPS and PFC formed small patches.

To further verify the quality of the image integration process, ablation points were not marked as projection onto the CT surface or as 'Lesion at Mouse', but they were taken as '3D Lesion on EnGuide' representing the true 3D anatomical position of the tip of the ablation catheter, demonstrating the presence or the absence of surface contact to the CT image.

Battles over educational leadership, city planning, and spending projections marked Giuliani's administration, even as it successfully reduced city crime in all categories and pruned welfare rolls.

FOMC participants marked down their projections for overall inflation in 2009 to a central tendency of 1/4 percent to 1 percent, reflecting expected weakness in commodity prices and the disinflationary effects of significant economic slack.

A total of three areas of interests were marked in the projections of the standard reconstructed volume (Fig. 2A and Fig. 2C) with a white dashed-line squares, provide a closer look at the improvement of the visibility of certain imaging features.

By now you know that this administration always projects big budget improvement two years ahead; but every six months it marks its projection down another $140 billion or so, blaming outside events.

The yellow star indicates the "projection" of the individual marked as a red star; projections are explained hereafter.

Temporal tracking is marked in yellow, stereo matching is marked in green, and projection consistency is highlighted by dots.

But she hasn't: British growth has stalled, and the government has marked up its deficit projections as a result.

But her choreography, weaving dancing with film projection, is marked by a singular approach.