Sentence examples for orient readers from inspiring English sources

We now refer to this specific result when we make this claim in the Discussion in order to orient readers to the result we believe supports this claim.

However, we think our current shortened description of the Norrin apo structure is necessary to orient readers before the results sections on the complex and binding studies.

We also added a note in the text that this difference is relatively small when compared to the large proportion of theta coherent interneurons that exhibited coherence during All Trials, to orient readers and provide some perspective.

For more application oriented readers of SFE, an effective and easy chart on choosing proper experimental design and a list of experimental design software are also included.

Martin (2001) highlights the relationship between higher order Theme and evaluation, and the ways in which a photograph in hyper-Theme position may function as an evaluative Theme, orienting readers to and naturalizing the stance from which the ensuing verbal Rheme can be read.

I wrote about it for my typically integrative health and medicine oriented readers in In Defense of "Alternative Medicine".

For more quantitatively oriented readers, mathematical models illustrating the underlying kinetics that govern the dose response behaviors imparted by these motifs are provided in Supplemental Material, "SBML XML Files".

Apropos that discussion of Darwin in the House of Lords, a visually oriented reader, Rob Meinhard, sends along a picture.

By Hendrik Hertzberg March 26 , 2009Apropos that discussion of Darwin in the House of Lords, a visually oriented reader, Rob Meinhard, sends along a picture.

Put a little differently for the non-technically oriented reader, we faced a problem in adding together the various components of the rankings -for some factors, the variation of observed values around the average was relatively modest, while for others it was greater.

For the clinically oriented reader, the computations can be difficult.