Sentence examples for separation of area from inspiring English sources

Due to the cytoarchitectonic and myeloarchitectonic differences authors proposed the separation of area V3 onto dorsal ("dorsal V3") and ventral ("VP") part, similar to the separation in macaque monkeys (Burkhalter et al. 1986).

Data from pairs of injections in the same animal revealed that the separation of area 18a projection fields for a given separation of injection sites was more variable in enucleated than in control rats.

As a result of the separation of areas inhabited by ethnic Germans and Slovenes, Vas's population comprises mostly Hungarians.

There are advantages in terms of software engineering, as it facilitates the separation of areas of complexity.

Thus, a process-oriented separation of areas according to the conceptual model introduced in this study is possible.

Bands 4 performed better when it comes to the spectral separation of areas dominated by salt but band 3 was extremely excellent in the vegetation discrimination.

Confirming our previous observation, we find a significant separation of areas that largely correspond to either experimental or evolutionary conserved interactions.

We used border distance to quantify the spatial separation of areas, rather than their Euclidean distance.

Second, the separation of areas across the cortical sheet, measured as border distance, also contained information about whether connections are present or not (Fig.  4a).

Genie pattern recognition software was used to generate Genie classifiers for the separation of areas of tumour, stroma, immune aggregates, non-neoplastic tissue and glass.

To characterize the spatial separation of areas across the cortical sheet, we computed their border distance, which is a pragmatic and widely used measure (Young 1992; Barbas et al. 2005) for estimating inter-areal distance in the absence of reliable three-dimensional area coordinates (also see " Discussion").