Sentence examples for orientations left from inspiring English sources

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Around 97% of control morphants showed normal heart-looping orientations (left: blue).

(C ) Comparison of the FrhG model (rainbow coloring from blue to red) and the [NiFe]-hydrogenase small subunit from Desulfovibrio vulgaris Hildenborough (pdb 2wpn) (gray) in two different orientations (left and right).

(B ) Comparison of the FrhA model (rainbow coloring from blue to red) and the group 1 [NiFe]-hydrogenase large subunit from Desulfovibrio vulgaris Hildenborough (gray) (pdb 2wpn) (Marques et al., 2010 ) in two different orientations (left and right).

The principal investigator, herself an IEN although not practicing clinically, made arrangements with the health authority to personally present the study at the commencement of these orientations, leaving potential participants with information sheets and reply slips.

Base case: female, political orientation: left (answers 1 3), family income: high (answers 5 7), future income: high (answers 5 7).

The standard width strap design in the cross-back orientation (left) and the wide strap design in the vertical strap orientation (right).

For dummy variables dy/dx refers to a discrete change from 0 to 1. Base case: female, political orientation: left (answers 1 3), family income: high (answers 5 7), future income: high (answers 5 7), Athens.

The exact anatomical orientation (left to right and top to bottom) and the consecutive cutting of the samples are displayed, as recorded at the time of the slicing by the pathology lab staff.

Observations of spontaneous behaviour within the social group and/or of randomly selected control videos (during mock experiments with no sound diffusion) revealed that subjects (1) presented no motor or sensory problems concerning head orientation and eye movement, (2) displayed no natural side-preference for head orientation (left vs. right).

We then used multivariate classifier methods to predict the orientation (left or right oblique) of the stimuli based purely on the time-series data from this one location.