Sentence examples for orientation in this study from inspiring English sources

Second, the measurement of parenting orientation in this study still needs refinement, and there may be differences between the ideological orientations and actual practices of parenting behaviors.

The larger performance envelope is probably partly because our flies were not encumbered by trailing wires and search coils (an advantage of the photogrammetric method), and partly because our flight volume was 64 times larger (which had the disadvantage of preventing us from measuring body orientation in this study).

We could not quantify the trabecular orientation in this study.

Although the average values of fast orientation in this study have provided a reliable estimation for the overall anisotropic structures, the individual splitting parameters should be taken into account, allowing to inspect their variation in more detail.

However, there are several reasons to believe that most of the revised scaffold orders and orientations in this study are correct and typical stickleback features, rather than individual polymorphisms for genomic rearrangements.

Both knockdown of mouse AGS3 and interruption of its downstream Gβ Gγ complex caused more planar spindle orientation than in the wild-type brain that frequently showed oblique spindle orientations in this study and also resulted in premature neurogenesis at the expense of the apical progenitors.

Given the relatively small effect of orientation observed in this study, it is uncertain whether the orientation of fragments following dispersal plays an important role in the ecology of A. philoxeroides, such as its ability to spread rapidly over large areas following introduction into a new region [19] [21].

Considering the nonlinear distribution of poles density, fractal geometry is introduced to describe the orientation data in this study.

The fixed specimen was swung and rotated in the appropriate range of Euler angles to measure the optimal BAp orientation intended in this study.

The nature of the support health workers received was shaped by supervisors' orientation, and in this study, nursing principles were central to humanized support.

Thus, the relatively small range of body orientation used in this study should not be considered as a limiting factor for detection of its effect on technique and energy consumption.