Sentence examples for topographical evidence from inspiring English sources

The topographical evidence, on the other hand, shows that there has been water all over the place.Or, at least, it shows there has been liquid.

Convergence of multiple afferents on overlapping topographical targets provides strong evidence that neurons there comprise local circuits through which the SCN integrates and relays afferent signals reporting environmental or organismal change.

Tracing studies in non-human primates provide evidence for topographical organization within the STN.

As far as scientists can tell, the hills are well within the Gusev crater, evidence of major topographical changes in the four-billion-year history of the site.

Increasing evidence suggests that topographical cues play an important role in the determination of MSC functionality.

Growing evidence suggests that topographical cues of scaffolds play an important role in MSC functionality.

These studies provide evidence for a topographical organization within the STN, although it remains unclear to what extent functionally and anatomically distinct subdivisions overlap.

Although the topographical context differs, there is indirect evidence that too little amnion impairs DC in the fly Megaselia abdita after u-shaped group gene knockdown, and that augmenting amniotic cell number via Ma-zen RNAi actually improves the embryo's ability to perform DC in this context (Rafiqi et al., 2010).

Some landslide features visible from the landslide topography and shown on the simplified geological cross section in Fig. 7, crucial for the sliding surface reconstruction, are evidenced on the new topographical model derived using SfM photogrammetric method (Fig. 5).

Further evidence supporting our hypothesis that topographical differences affect the nuclear physiology and organization with concomitant chromosomal shifts are observations of nucleus size differences between cells on the NSQ50 in comparison to cells on the SQ nanotopography and Flat control (Supplementary Fig. 2).

There is an increasing evidence that cells respond to the topographical substrate with physiologically-mimicking stiffness in morphology, proliferation, and differentiation (Li et al., 2013c), suggesting that mechanical features of substrate also play a role in mechanobiology and alter cell transcriptomics/proteomics.