Sentence examples for reorienting on from inspiring English sources
The number of hyphae reorienting on contact with a ridge was expressed as a percentage of the total observed interactions.
The most striking impact was a specific improvement in accuracy for right invalidly cued targets, which indicates enhanced rightward reorienting on such trials, due to the right AG TMS.
Ngabirano says that when staff are reoriented on alcoholism, diagnosis and treatment, they are more likely to see it as a health problem "needing intervention".
The proton can reorient on an oxygen site to facilitate the next jump.
In support of this argument, one respondent from MoHSW said '… It is very expensive to orient everybody, but when there is an alert, for instance the case of yellow fever in Uganda, the RHMT, CHMT and workers at POE around the border of Tanzania with Uganda were reoriented on the control and preventive measures as well as on the case management' (Key Informant 4).
The Government should develop more family support services in the country, in terms of variety and geographical coverage and adopt measures aiming to ensure that social work practice is reoriented on outreach service or develop robust referral mechanism based on social workers and other community workers.
You should ensure your apps could be reoriented on any hardware and at any time.
That's included cutting out less profitable operations and services, while reorienting to rely less on its legacy daily deals business — a model that has generally waned in popularity with users — and more on becoming a local commerce platform.
The analysis showed a significant positive correlation of the BAS Drive score with the reward reorienting score on accuracy.
We observed a significant positive correlation between the reward reorienting score on accuracy and the BAS Drive score (see Table 2).
In this case Perry stormed in, Jolly Hockey Sticky flailing wildly above her head and hellbent on reorienting the question to Labour's less-than-stellar record on regulating banks.
