Sentence examples for wing orientation from inspiring English sources

Some countries, such as Italy, Spain, and the former Eastern Germany, showed higher rates of left wing orientation, while the Baltic countries and Turkey showed higher rates of right wing orientation.

Using a linear mixed-effects model, there was no interaction between wing orientation and substrate (F3,105 = 1.66, p = 0.18, Supplementary file 1; Table 1a for model estimates).

(A ) Wing orientation predicted mean depth with the UP position (triangles, solid lines) having a larger depth profile on all substrates than FLAT position (crosses, dashed lines).

Wing orientation predicted depth profiles with the 'UP' position having a greater depth profile on all substrates though the effect here, and with shadow strength, is subtle and due to only a few unusual species (see 'Discussion').

The wedding went ahead in January 1942 after Philippa agreed to convert and Fingleton fitted in easily with his in-laws' left-wing orientation.

And in 1992 started here a right-wing orientation when Civic Forum split into Vaclav Klaus's party and the party of the former dissidents.

"Who gets these positions, particularly from the Likud party, will say a lot about how the government approaches other issues, democracy, policing, rule-of-law… and ultimately whether it is right-wing or extreme right-wing in orientation," Tashir told VICE News.

However, the two structures differ significantly in the overall shape of the F-BAR domain, particularly in wing-tip orientation, with Imp2 exhibiting a significantly higher tip angle.

These data show that in the central part of pupal wings, MT orientation, core PCP protein polarity and adult polarity are strongly dependent on PCP signaling through Ft. They also suggest the existence of an additional signal, perhaps from the wing margin, that can orient MTs in the periphery of the wing.

The variable political orientation showed higher rejection rates among politically left- (67.7%) and center-oriented (66%) interviewees than in politically right-wing oriented interviewees (55.2%).

There were no wing hair defects (orientation or number) or any other noticeable defect associated with the loss of dGIPC either in homozygous animals (even when the maternal contribution was removed), or in homozygous somatic clones.