Sentence examples for orientation to the same from inspiring English sources

The endothelial cells left the original pattern and formed a random network between the two sheets, but, where fibroblasts were focally oriented, some endothelial cells changed their orientation to the same direction as the surrounding fibroblasts.

Until we get an ENDA with explicit protections or, better yet, an omnibus civil-rights bill that comprehensively protects the entire LGBT community, we need to make the most of what we have, and with a little luck Title VII may soon cover sexual orientation to the same degree that it now covers gender identity and expression.

Additionally, we identified three orthologous L1 between human and chimpanzee (as indicated by their identical location and orientation to the same markers in both species).

Indeed, although some gene therapy patients have developed cancer following insertion of the therapeutic construct into or very close to LMO2 gene [24], another case was associated with an insertion 35 kbps upstream of (and in an opposite orientation to) the same proto-oncogene [25].

We assume that it is more likely for two genes in head head orientation to exhibit the same status based on the log-ratios measured for their promoter fragments.

Depending on its orientation to the wind direction, the same structure can perform as a windcatcher or a windextractor.

We have demonstrated that the best modelling approach consist in processing each contaminated feature separately, computing its orientation and applying the same orientation to the clean-up plan.

Workers took note of precisely how each plant sat in the landscape and replanted them with the same orientation to the sun.

Furthermore, the small RNAs are in opposite (antisense) orientation to LTRs and LINEs, whereas Alu derived RNAs appear in the same orientation to the repeat element sequence.

For a given parent, the set of all coefficients at all finer scales of similar orientation corresponding to the same location are called descendants.

Around the same time, the need to compare entire genomes of the newly sequenced model species led The Mouse Genome Sequencing Consortium (2002) to propose SBs as sets of adjacent syntenic fragments (possibly shuffled in order and orientation) belonging to the same chromosome, where a syntenic fragment consisted of markers arranged in a conserved order.