Sentence examples for orientating in from inspiring English sources

As the sample is sheared, polymer chains disentangle and diffuse from the network, orientating in the direction of shear.

Moreover, we were lucky that our high-SNR images are commonly captured from the fovea, in which, retinal layers have a different thickness and orientating in the central region as compared to the periphery.

It is plausible, if these changes are chronic (still expressed in adults), that infested bees have a higher rate of neuronal apoptosis when aging, which might explain why foragers (the oldest bees in the nest) have difficulties in learning and orientating in flight.

It is flanked by perfect direct repeats (one orientated in reverse orientation) and is integrated between two asn tRNAs, of which one in the reverse orientation.

However, this region is flanked by perfect direct repeats (one orientated in reverse orientation), and it is integrated between two asn tRNAs, of which one is in the reverse orientation.

In these cells, 72% (24 measured MT segments in 4 bundles) of the bundled MTs with known polarity had an anti-parallel orientation with the remainder orientated in parallel (Figure 4D).

In the human genome, the lysozyme g genes (LYGA1 and LYGA2) are separated by about 30 kb, orientated in the same transcriptional orientation, and flanked by the TCND9 and MRPL30 genes.

TRRT2 through TRRT7 are orientated in the direction of rDNA transcription, and TRRT1 has the opposite orientation.

Sense and antisense orientation of genes were defined relative to the L1 element being analysed; genes orientated in the same direction as the L1 element are designated "sense" and genes in the opposite direction are designated as "antisense".

"When you apply a [magnetic] field to them, they become magnetised and all orientate in the field direction," says Newman.

The horny axes are often orientated in complex branches set in one plane, so that the coral forms a feeding net across a prevailing current.