Sentence examples for more visualizing from inspiring English sources

The impact of written materials is likely to differ from the impact of film, because written materials require more visualizing and imagination (e.g, [ 28]).

MRI is more accurate visualizing the extent of perivascular and perineural spread, skull base involvement, and intracranial tumour extension [ 20, 21].

Some recent studies have suggested that people who spend more time visualizing and imagining themselves having obtained success actually under-perform once the time comes.

We attempted to make a recombinant to express more Khc::GFP to more easily visualize dendrites, however, we discovered that the capt, Gal4 109(2)80; UAS-Khc::GFP transheterozygote is synthetic lethal and dies at the pupal stage.

The more you visualize it, the clearer and more familiar the image will become.

Pre-anaphase chromosomal dynein localization can be more clearly visualized on monopolar spindles, where the motor is often seen more concentrated on the end of the chromosome facing away from the pole.

The glottis was more easily visualized with the C-MAC system and physicians-in-training performed intubation more frequently (59% versus 36%, P < 0.001) after routine C-MAC deployment.

Schrödinger's picture is more useful for describing continuous electron distributions because the wave function can be more easily visualized.

"Students and teachers don't necessarily want more data, they want more insight and they want that data broken out in a way that they can understand and helps them more quickly visualize the learning map," he says.

250 trillion Joules per second sounds like a lot, but what does that mean in terms people can more easily visualize?

With scaled-down equipment and TV footage from the X Games and Olympics, youngsters more easily visualize and perform daring acrobatics.