Sentence examples for weak projection from inspiring English sources

The supra-orbital region appears to display a weak projection and the linea temporalis insertions on the frontal and parietal are relatively lower.

Differences within the vocal pathway are as follows: unlike HVC's projection to Area X, the adjacent DLN in zebra finches only sends a weak projection to the striatum, whereas the LAI adjacent to RA sends a strong projection to the striatum (Fig. 14A) and many other areas besides the reticular PMN [71].

The contralateral lateral thalamic complex received a comparatively weak projection, which seemed to concentrate at rostral levels.

Interestingly, it has recently been shown by Harding [2009] that, in every strongly compact closed category with biproducts, every object is associated with an orthomodular poset Proj(A) of " weak projections ", and that Proj(A ⊗ B) behaves in many respects as a sensible tensor product for Proj(A) and Proj B).

These findings indicate that weak projections are part of a regular connectivity pattern of cortical areas.

Importantly, in all of the tracing experiments performed there was no evidence of tracing along vagal efferents, and only weak projections to the rostral ventrolateral medulla and nucleus ambiguus which are heavily targeted by the NTS (Ross et al. 1985).

Sexual dimorphism in the skull is apparent in the lighter, narrower skull of the female, which also has weaker projections.

We also considered the possibility that the overdispersion was generated by the weakest projections, which tended to be more variable.

This input was highly convergent at the superficial layers, with moderate but weaker projections present in middle layers as well.

Hence, these results show that the strength of connection makes an important contribution to defining the connectivity profiles of these areas, despite the high variability of the strengths of the weakest projections.

In addition, there are weaker projections to the dorsal and rostral premotor area (PMdr), the supplementary eye field (SEF) and the rostral motor cingulate cortex (area 24c; Barbas & Pandya, 1987; Petrides & Pandya, 1999).