Sentence examples for a broad layer from inspiring English sources
Beneath the Kremlin is a broad layer of top officials – mayors and governors – collecting money based on bribes almost like their own personal taxation system.
Meteor ablations of small masses < 10−4 g have created a broad layer between altitude ~ 90 km and 110 km.
Ultrastructural examination of TM shows that the inner cribriform area is greatly thickened and the amount of sheath-derived plaque material is increased in the subendothelial layer adjacent to Schlemm's canal [41]; there are no vacuoles in the endothelium of Schlemm's canal, and there is a broad layer of collagen and amorphous material in the juxtacanalicular connective tissue [42].
A broad layer III is built up of medium-sized pyramidal neurons separated from layer V by an acellular lamina dissecans labeled as layer IV.
A broad layer III is built up of medium-sized pyramidal neurons separated from layer V by the lamina dissecans, labeled as layer IV.
In summary, it may be that by integrating genome-wide computational and experimental data we have the unprecedented opportunity to study functions and evolution of a broad layer of gene regulatory control mediated by miRNAs.
The new approach will replace a broader layer of extra scrutiny that had been imposed recently on all passengers from 14 countries, most of which are Muslim.
But every once in a while broad layers of air high in the atmosphere, moving rapidly in different directions, can lead to outbreaks of dozens of twisters spread over hundreds of miles.
Similar to the bovine reticular wall [ 5, 13], the outer tunica serosa appeared as an echogenic line, followed by the tunica muscularis as a narrow hypoechogenic band and the tela submucosa and tunica mucosa as a broad echogenic layer.
In contrast to F-spores, cryosections of normal spores show a broader, uniform layer of reduced electron density (Fig. 1b).
The seismic reflection data allow interpretation of several prominent crustal scale features, including an eastward thickening of the crust, subdivision of the crust into three broad layers, the presence of a prominent east dip to the majority of the reflections and the interpretation of three east-dipping crustal-penetrating shear zones.
