Sentence examples for middle areas of from inspiring English sources

An electric field is concentrated near the middle areas of the acceleration cavities where the magnetic field is too weak to affect electron beams.

The three bright areas, i.e., the northern area of South America, the middle areas of Africa and South East Asia Oceania region, are shown at low latitude (red dotted circles in Fig. 15a).

The proportion of energy in the middle areas of the lungs (MR and ML) did not significantly change with PEEP.

Looking at the geographical locations the U shaped curves appear more frequent in the middle areas of the country, from the west to the east coast, while J shape with a stronger cold effect occurred more in the north, with a tendency to the east, and J- shape with warm temperature effect are more frequent in the coastal south.

It is possible the BAC assembly incorrectly oriented the sequences corresponding to Fig 1a Hit iv because the Genscan analysis discovered this region coded for the C-terminal region of Cyp41, while the Figure 1a Hit v sequence coded for the N-terminal and middle areas of Cyp41 (Additional file 1).

An algometric study by McBeth and Gratt [ 12] revealed a significantly greater sensation of pain in the front and middle areas of the temporal muscle, both parts of the masseter muscles, and the lateral surfaces of the temporomandibular joints in a group of 20 patients with functional pain disorders than in a group of 21 people without any symptoms of dysfunction.

From then on and until about 1870, the steamboat dominated the economy, agriculture, and commerce of the middle area of the United States.

Damage to the ventromedial (lower, middle) area of the hypothalamus produces a condition known as hyperphagia, in which animals overeat and gain enormous amounts of weight.

Always remember the CV hotspot – the upper middle area of the first page is where the recruiter's eye will naturally fall, so make sure you include your most important information there.

Finally he was seen by Alan G. Weintraub, a developmental pediatrician, who noted his small head, the small and widely spaced eye openings, the extra skin folds close to the nose and the way the middle area of his face appeared flattened.

The minor signals are found on the middle area of a pair of the chromosomes.