Sentence examples for visual conclusions from inspiring English sources

Further work is necessary to design and implement statistical tests that will be applicable to three-dimensional data and allow us to confirm our visual conclusions.

This quantification agrees with the visual conclusions drawn from the images of Figure 9 that Tra1-F3744A is more pronounced in the cytoplasm and partially relocalized to the nucleus by tti2 -F328S.

On the Mazda 2, the rearmost roof pillar (the "C" pillar) angles forward, giving the viewer a visual conclusion.

Most video works have a beginning and an end, some sort of visual conclusion.

Paul Morrissey's 1973 Flesh for Frankenstein would take the idea to its visual conclusion, after stating its infamous line about how if one is to know death, one must fuck life in the gallbladder (which is even acted out).

The analysis supported the visual conclusion that three of the mutants, G421S, R435Q and L500R, stunted overall growth, while wild-type eya1 and E358K did not.

Quantitative effect size measures are often presented alongside visual analysis conclusions.

It ends exactly how you'd expect it to, and since my dad's specialty is pushing established stories to their most radical visual and conceptual conclusions, each actor had to have a custom-made mask carved from a wok and mounted on a stick.

For NAION, characterized clinically as causing visual field loss, conclusions about treatment efficacy and natural history based on visual acuity outcomes alone may be inadequate.

However, and in contrast to their conclusions, visual inspection of the expression levels shown in their Figure 1C [ 32] does show reduced expression of X-linked genes compared to autosomal genes throughout larval development.

A finding that non-visual cues increase d' in a simple detection task is compatible with one of two broad conclusions: a) visual detection processes in visual cortex are influenced by auditory linguistic signals, or b) the process of detecting visual signals includes non-visual areas of cortex which are richly influenced by auditory linguistic signals.