Sentence examples for other orientation than from inspiring English sources

Less than 1% of the paired reads were inverted (one of the reads in other orientation than expected) or everted (both reads in other orientation resulting in wrong order of tags) and approximately 10% were mapped remotely (i.e., to a distant genomic position, significantly deviating from what is expected based on the insert-size distribution).

In a future work, we will generalize the method to other orientations (other than 90°) in order to get a totally pose-invariant face identification system.

The sides of the triangles then move quicker than the other orientation.

The other orientation is named the portrait orientation because the device will be positioned such that its height is larger than its width.

Subsequent 2-way ANOVA and multiple-comparison tests for each of the 3 ranges of polar angles indicated that the sensitivities for horizontal orientations were higher than other orientations at the horizontal meridian (P < 0.01) and vertical orientations were higher than other orientations at the vertical meridian (P < 0.05), respectively.

It is worth noting that the etching process by MACE occurs vertically to the Si surface of (100) wafers due to the fact that the reaction rate is much higher in [100] crystallographic orientations than in other orientations.

The results suggest that the ADS performed well for all orientations, but its performance in the South orientation is better than other orientations.

Grains aligned with these orientations would require higher stresses to transform than other orientations, and may therefore never transform.

Certain strip orientations result in a denser arrangement of strips and thus in a larger active surface area than other orientations, as can be seen in Fig. 13.

Young people who participated in Football United showed significantly higher levels of other-group orientation than a Comparison Group (who did not participate in the program).

Young people in the FUn Group overall, and participating boys in particular, showed significantly more positive levels of other-group orientation than the Comparison Group, and some evidence (though lower in power and medium effects only) that the program positively impacted on peer problems and prosocial behaviour for boys.