Sentence examples for remarkable projection from inspiring English sources
In 1996, the Global Burden of Disease project made the remarkable projection that within a few decades, non-communicable disease would outpace infectious diseases as a cause of morbidity and mortality in all regions of the globe (17).
But most of all, the rolling, open hills served as a remarkable projection screen for the sky, which seemed to be ever in transit from one stage to another, with light varying from gold to a pale green, sometimes steady and other times evanescent, as the day inched toward evening.
One of the most remarkable aspects of projection or light-based public art is its ability to transform the most mundane spaces into futuristic landscapes.
The direct-Hip-PFC pathway manifests the remarkable monosynaptic unidirectional projection between these two areas [ 1] and plays vital roles in cognitive processing [ 2].
Removal of CS-PG at E14 and E15 produces remarkable reduction of ipsilateral projections while contralateral projections are not affected.
Mr. Kentridge incorporated his trademark films (which he calls "drawings for projection") to remarkable effect in his staging of "The Nose," Shostakovich's opera based on Gogol's satirical story.
We can add fat and unhealthy to this list, but what's remarkable is how much projection there is in that description.
Plain abdominal radiograms showed diffuse calcification of the aorta and its branches, especially in lateral projection, where remarkable calcifications of the celiac trunk and SMA were evident.
The fact that the threshold of 90% agreement for consensus could not be reached for either an AP- or a mortise projection is remarkable.
As we described previously in this review, EphB1 −/− null mutant showed a remarkable reduction in ipsilateral projections (Williams et al., 2003).
Further studies show that blocking epherin-B2 in vitro and knocking out EphB1 gene in mice both result in remarkable reduction of ipsilateral projections from the retina (Williams et al., 2003).
