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The service and its orientation was directed to folks in their twenties and families with children.

The novel imaging system allowed the authors to observe the growth pattern of roots when their orientation was directed not by gravity but by overhead LED lights.

The imaging system allowed them to observe how roots grew when their orientation was directed not by gravity but by overhead LED lights, which roots grew away from because they are negatively phototropic.

The evolutionary orientation is directed by the fitness function based on the Pareto order of individuals.

It is envisaged that cartilage tissue engineering will significantly benefit from knowledge of how the collagen fiber orientation is directed by mechanical conditions.

In telotaxis, known only for responses to light, attainment of orientation is direct and without trial movements.

In tropotaxis, attainment of orientation is direct, resulting from turning toward the less stimulated (negative) or more stimulated (positive) side as simultaneous, automatic comparisons of intensities on two sides of the body are made.

The orientation is direct: that is to say, the DNA of the duplicated segment runs in the same direction as the original segment.

For the dunnock and the European robin, the preferred orientation recorded in the cages was directed between the expected migratory direction and the direction towards the sun during experiments (Table 2).

The stimulator produced a near monophasic wave form and, with this coil orientation, the induced current was directed from posterior-lateral to anterior-medial which activates corticospinal neurons predominantly via horizontal corticocortical connections [24].

The theoretical orientation of the synthesis was directed to considering both the individual and the collective learning that might arise from interactions between patients, GPs and trainees with regard to conceptualisations of success or failure in the context of multimorbidity and the absence of cure.