Sentence examples for physical sections from inspiring English sources

The performers are impressively skilled, though, and shown to much better effect in more purely physical sections that depend fundamentally on strength, poise and trust.

The mathematical sections were for geometry, astronomy, and mechanics, the physical sections for chemistry, anatomy, and botany.

The volume of these compartments was estimated postmortem for six human subjects from MRI virtual sections and from physical sections using the Cavalieri design with point counting.

The large group sizes in the physical sections limited involvement, so where feasible, smaller groups would allow more students to actively participate at any given time; alternatively, instructors could ask students to switch roles so that more students have the opportunity to act as predator or recorder.

Because of the different nature of the lab activities, group size differed between treatments: students in the physical sections were divided into two groups, with an average of 12.0 students per group, while students in the virtual sections worked in smaller groups (average 3.3), and there were on average 7 groups per section.

In serial EM, many physical sections are generated for imaging.

Physical sectioning is used to circumvent photon-limited image capture (a speed requirement).

Analysis of tissue ultrastructure, on the other hand, requires physical sectioning approaches, preferably cryo-sectioning, following which electron tomography (ET) may be performed.

The results from MRI were compared with corresponding 'gold standard' values subsequently obtained by application of the same methodology using physical sectioning of the specimens.

Respect for recognized forms of privacy —informational (Section 1), physical (Section 2), associational (Section 3), proprietary (Section 4) and decisional (Section 5)—is an ideal of biomedical ethics for the conduct of clinical research and administrative practices relating to physical and behavioral health.

The purpose of this study was to compare magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) against physical sectioning techniques to estimate the volume of human cerebral hemisphere compartments (cortex, subcortex, and their union, called "total").