Sentence examples for orientations we found from inspiring English sources

Similarly, while Rushin and coworkers found that 22% of schools offered presemester orientations, we found that 92% of institutions in our survey offered some type of mandatory presemester orientation (at the institutional, departmental, or course level).

Therefore, even for the most complex stimuli that contained a rich mixture of multiple orientations, we found sensitive cortical tuning for changing orientations rather than for currently presented orientations.

Although the phone's compass angle readings changed considerably depending on the phone's placement orientation, we found that we can use the compass sensor's reading regardless the mobile phone's placement or orientation.

Using histone H1, with swapped domain orientation, we found that both domains are equally important for nucleosome binding.

As the plaid pattern changed orientation, we found an initial reduction as the difference between preferred orientation and presented plaid orientation increased.

By cell membrane labeling and ratiometric analysis of cell shape and orientation, we found that cell polarization is reduced upon N-Ras-I24N expression (supplementary material Fig. S3), which is consistent with the observed convergence and extension cell-movement defects.

In terms of orientation, we found that expression correlation was equally distributed for tandem and divergent intergenic lncRNA-neighbor pairs, although the expression correlation of convergent pairs was similar to background correlation rates of mRNA-neighbor pairs (Wilcoxon rank sum p-value = 0.3607) [Additional file 20].

Voncile White, the dean of first-year students at Wellesley, said that while the college had offered sessions on financial strategies during student orientation, "we find there's very little we can do if parents haven't talked to students before they left home".

Twelve of 102 watersheds display evidence of alignment between fire and watershed orientation and we found no distinction in fire orientation as response to fire weather.

For both tasks (contrast discrimination and orientation discrimination), we found considerable inter-individual variability in visual performance (contrast discrimination threshold from 7%to15%5%, orientation discrimination threshold from 1.7 degrees to 3.4 degrees).

This was not the case for orientation, where we found a non-significant (p = 0.36) difference between session one and session five.