Sentence examples for rotation preference from inspiring English sources
This large shift suggests a dominant role for W19 in determining the azimuthal rotation preference of GWALP23 in lipid bilayer membranes.
Again, positive shifts represent sites where the effect of electrical microstimulation increases perceptual reports in favor of the neurons' cylinder rotation preference.
The microstimulation signal was modelled as additional sensory evidence towards the cylinder rotation direction preferences of the microstimulated neurons.
To evaluate radiology teaching offered to junior doctors on general medical/surgical rotations, their preferences regarding teaching methods and self-directed learning tools, and their suggestions for improvement.
Wild-type grafted animals showed a complete recovery of amphetamine-induced rotations, and on average a preference to rotate towards the contralateral unlesioned hemisphere, at all post-tx times tested (Fig. 2B, P < 0.05).
Powell has sprung another of the selection surprises that reflect either a preference for rotation or a determination to keep his large squad on their toes by omitting Luke Dorn, the Australian full-back who scored the last-gasp winner against Wigan.
The last two years, as Nova and David Phelps jockeyed for the final spot in the rotation, Nova was given preference in part because of his past success as a starter, his relative inexperience out of the bullpen, and because of Phelps's versatility pitching in both roles.
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(C ) Schematic representing a cell that responds to resultant optic flow (no rotation tolerance) with a heading preference of straight ahead (90°).
We hypothesized that one of two mechanisms might link spindle rotation with the early anaphase preference for univalent movement toward the cortex.
Key findings are (a) an unexpectedly low extent of dynamic averaging for FGWALP23 and (b) a preference of azimuthal rotation of WGWALP23 that depends upon the identity (thickness) of the host lipid bilayer membrane.
