Sentence examples for a dense sheet of from inspiring English sources
Melanophores are restricted to the dark stripes, whereas a dense sheet of iridophores covered by xanthophores form the light interstripes.
The cells that adhere to the CS20 hydrogel are connected in the form of a dense sheet.
c, d Pathological investigation revealed a dense sheet-like growth of small tumor cells with scant cytoplasm and finely granular nuclear chromatin.
Within the tumor, there was a dense sheet-like growth of small tumor cells with scant cytoplasm and finely granular nuclear chromatin (Fig. 2b d).
However, proliferation of neoplastic cells was not inhibited when they were seeded on the dense sheet of normal fibroblasts.
Other pigment cells lie deep in the body, e.g. the dense sheet of iridophores covering the viscera and the melanophores associated with blood vessels.
It's a lot of detail and a lot of very dense sheets of figures.
The P1 and P2 patterns indicated progressively greater levels of prominence of fibrous tissue surrounding the ducts and correspondingly higher risk, while the DY pattern indicated the highest risk with a breast that contained dense sheets of fibroglandular tissue.
Similar manifestations of density dependent inhibition were found in the isolated cultures of normal and neoplastic cells: at saturation densities these cultures had low labelling indices; these indices considerably increased when the cells migrated into the wound from the dense sheet, prelabelled cells seeded on the dense sheets of unlabelled homologous cells did not proliferate.
A dense plasma sheet during a period of enhanced convection results in higher ion pressure in the inner magnetosphere and in turn stronger ring current (e.g., Chen et al. 1994; Kozyra et al. 1998b; Ebihara and Ejiri 2000; Ebihara et al. 2005).
This investigation reveals that the normal stress induced by double-sided pressures only has an effect on the fracture behavior of the dense sheet or tube metals and has no practical significance in the metal forming production.
