Sentence examples for Subjacent to this from inspiring English sources

Subjacent to this was a radial zone with hypertrophic chondrocytes and collagen fibres arranged perpendicular to the articular surface, and a deep zone with calcification and formation of tidemark, still discontinuous.

Subjacent to this goal is the need to recognize that the achievement of public health goals, as expressed in the Millennium Development Goals and reflected in discussions on the burgeoning post-2015 development agenda, are dependent on our ability to maintain and sustain healthy ecosystems.

The rationale subjacent to this research is that land economic rent is determined by the difference between offices market price and a set of costs correspondent to land acquisition, planning and building processes, and a profit margin.

Also known as the zonula adherens, this junction is immediately subjacent to the tight junction and requires the activity of lineage-specific Ca2+-dependent adhesion proteins, termed cadherins.

Histologically, however, this pontic design was associated with a thinner keratin layer and with changes in the composition of the connective tissue compartment subjacent to the epithelium.

Neither corresponded to regions of decreased signal.fMRI of both spindles and K-complexes depicts signal subjacent to the vertex, which likely indicates each discharges' source.

The endolymphatic sac is derived from neuroectoderm and is located subjacent to the posteromedial surface of the temporal bone.

Larger tissue fractions of inflammatory cells were found in pontic sites than in control areas in the zone immediately subjacent to the epithelium.

The corneal stroma contains a population of mesenchymal cells subjacent to the limbal basement membrane with characteristics of adult stem cells.

Morphometrically, the composition of the connective tissue of the specimens was analyzed in a 200-μm-wide zone immediately subjacent to the epithelium (zone A) and in a 200-μm-wide central connective tissue portion (zone B).

The idea subjacent to the present work is to join the advantages of the cationic nature of the dendrimer with the capacity of lipids to interact with biological membranes.