Sentence examples for sections orientation from inspiring English sources

The 13-item TICS-M includes 4 sections (orientation; recent and delayed recall; attention and calculation; semantic memory, comprehension, and language).

The MMSE is a brief test of cognitive function involving 5 sections (orientation, immediate and delayed recall, attention and calculation, language, and visuospatial abilities).

31 MMSE is composed of 13 components which are divided into five sections: orientation, registration, attention and calculation, recall, and language and copying.

In the region with euchromatin, chromatin fiber filaments with both longitudinally sections and cross sections orientations can be observed (Fig. 2B, C).

Section orientation is parallel and perpendicular to the plane of the anal canal.

Estimates of the GSODF for rolled high-purity α-titanium are recovered through multi-section orientation imaging microscopy using chord length measurements to quantify grain size.

The dilute, self-consistent, differential and Mori Tanaka methods are also extended to consider randomness in fiber section orientation in a statistical sense.

In order to realize high productivity of shale gas wells, it is necessary to maximize the included angle between the horizontal section orientation and the maximum major stress and fracture development direction, deploy horizontal-well roadway in top-quality shale layers, and drill the horizontal section in type I reservoirs over 1000 m long.

A three-phase confocal elliptical cylinder model is proposed for fiber-reinforced composites, in terms of which a generalized self-consistent method is developed for fiber-reinforced composites accounting for variations in fiber section shapes and randomness in fiber section orientation.

This limitation is serious because we find that reconstructing nerve fascicles is much easier from the cross-section orientation than a longitudinal one.

However, the labeling for the two proteins could be spatially distinguished given the appropriate section orientation (arrowhead, and magnified inset in Fig. 3D-D″).