Sentence examples for output projects from inspiring English sources

Haxby et al. (2000) proposed that IOG underlies the early structural encoding of faces and that its output projects to both the pSTS and FG.

The other CSNTC module (Fig.  4, left) represents a higher-level motor loop whose cortical output projects both to the striatum and to the cortex of the previous module.

Kazakhstan's location on the Caspian Sea littoral means it is one of the key energy players in the in the world, with 1.9 million barrels a day output projected in 2018 by International Energy Agency – higher than OPEC member Angola.

The longer assembly lengths created by long-insert RAD-PE contigs match the several kilobase output projected for the next generation of high-throughput sequencers, and the local assembly step also simplifies the computational needs of a de novo assembly project.

This study reviews three concepts in relation to their assumptions and possible outputs: project management, competence management and psychological contracts.

Although dopaminergic neurons originate only from the ventral tegmental area and substantia nigra compacta, their outputs project to almost everywhere in the brain, including the prefrontal cortex, medial temporal lobe, and hippocampus, regions known to be activated during memory retrieval [3], [9] [14].

The PDM summarizes the narrative of activities, outputs, project purpose and overall goal of the relevant project [ 18].

Irving, Texas-based Exxon said in a report released on Wednesday that oil and other liquid fuel production, led by output from projects in the Alberta oil sands, will grow 40percentt in the next three decades.

In the early days of Linked Data, the RDF information published in Life Sciences increased enormously due to the output of projects such as Bio2RDF (19) and Linked Life Data (20).

This paper is an output from projects funded by the Plant Sciences Research Programme and the Research into Use Programme of the UK Department for International Development DFIDD) for the benefit of developing countries.

Taken as a whole, Europe's share of world output is projected to fall by almost a third in the next two decades.