Sentence examples for territory patterns from inspiring English sources

A previous study that investigated the effect of anatomical features of the circle of Willis on the perfusion territory patterns in the deep brain structures found that the lentiform nucleus was supplied by the contralateral ICA in 6% of patients with cerebral ischemia without carotid artery stenosis [ 24].

Synovial joint formation can be divided into three distinct stages: definition of the joint site (specification) (Fig. 3 (i)) is followed by differentiation of joint cell territories (patterning) (Fig. 3 (ii)), and finally formation of the joint cavity (cavitation) (Fig. 3 (iii)).

As settler farms on the better lands in the centre and south of the territory blocked older patterns of transhumance, independent pastoral production became difficult.

It studies territory use and patterns of sexual selection on male side-blotch lizards.

There is a vast amount of uncharted territory about the patterns of development in people with autism beyond the childhood period and even more uncharted territory, regarding the impacts of parenting an adolescent or adult with autism.

For arbors that contact follicles with lanceolate or circumferential endings, we can estimate the coverage factor defined as the mean area covered by a particular type of arbor multiplied by the number of arbors of that type per unit area based on the percentage of follicles contacted within the arbor territory and the patterns of partial occupancy of the contacted follicles.

The rather frenzied approach, all desperate head-down charges into enemy territory with little pattern or precision to their game, merely added to the general sense of chaos.

This demonstrates that a switch in axonal laterality does not determine the eye-specific territory, topographic projection pattern or refinement at the target.

In addition, another recent study shows that for A. sagittae territory holders, colour patterning alone is a sufficient cue for directing more aggression towards model intruders with non-breeder colour markings than with breeder coloration, when these are look-alikes of the sympatric and congeneric species A. xiloaensis [ 19].

The match between the lifetime pattern of arrival dates and the pattern of territory improvement (vegetation and occupancy) indicates that the improvement may be based on earlier arrival.

Patterns of territory selection and sources of variation for reproductive performance in a Blue Tit Cyanistes caeruleus population breeding in nest-boxes during years 2007 and 2008 in a holm oak forest are analyzed.