Sentence examples for a transverse orientation from inspiring English sources

Fast T2-weighted spin echo sequences should cover at least two planes, e.g. with a half Fourier breath-hold acquisition in coronal and a transverse orientation.

The fragmented round mitochondria in transmission EM represent spheres rather than cut tubules in a transverse orientation, as demonstrated by scanning EM (Fig  3G).

In wild-type A. thaliana interphase cells in the epidermal and lateral cap layers of the root elongation zone, cortical microtubules are arranged mostly in a transverse orientation.

LD muscle samples were mounted onto cork blocks using Tragacanth Gum (5% w/v) in a transverse orientation and snap frozen in liquid nitrogen quenched isopentane.

Untreated control embryos were isolated at HH12, 14, 16, 19, 22, 24 and 26, fixed in 4% PFA, washed in 1× PBS, dehydrated in an ethanol series and wax embedded in a transverse orientation.

The meiotic spindle in D. mangabeirai oocytes assumes a longitudinal rather than a transverse orientation as in the D. melanogaster spindle and tends to be located deeper in the ooplasm (Murdy and Carson 1959).

Wheat germ agglutinin (WGA), Na-Ca exchanger, DHPR and caveolin-3 labels revealed a shift from a predominantly transverse orientation to oblique and axial directions in failing myocytes.

In contrast to typical cylindrical cells that have a net transverse orientation of cortical microtubules (and microfibrils) at a whole cell scale, pavement cells only occasionally display aligned microtubules that span the anticlinal and periclinal walls.

They used a mechanism called transverse orientation for their navigation.

The embryos were then transferred to a pure paraffin solution at 58 °C and incubated for 3 h before embedding into preheated plastic molds in either a sagittal or transverse orientation.

A morphological gradient-echo sequence was acquired in transverse orientation with a repetition time of 15 ms, an echo time of 4.7 ms and a flip angle of 15°.