Sentence examples for bulbs indicating from inspiring English sources

Acrocanthosaurus had large and bulbous olfactory bulbs, indicating a good sense of smell.

Thin layer chromatography of the lipid contents of ejaculatory bulbs indicated that males raised on standard media produced a significantly lower amount of some of the sex-specific TAGs, including [M + K]+ 559, one of the most abundant molecules.

Soft bulbs indicate over-ripe garlic that will not store for very long.

The vomeronasal bulb is large and differentiated from the olfactory bulb, indicating a well-developed Jacobsen's organ, which was used to detect pheromones.

Immunohistochemical analysis performed on various organs (including brain and olfactory bulb) indicated that viral antigen was restricted to the respiratory tract.

Enlarged, fusiform axons and axonal bulbs are indicated with arrows in (a).

The ROI at the outer layer of the olfactory bulb is indicated by a circle and arrow.

This, however, seems extremely unlikely because our recordings targeted the mitral cell layer, and because ample evidence from olfactory bulb electrophysiology indicates that granule cells are virtually undetectable through extracellular recordings (Bhalla and Bower, 1997; Kay and Laurent, 1999; Rinberg et al., 2006; Ben-Shaul et al., 2010; Doucette et al., 2011).

Furthermore, a study of Mexico city residents, showed higher levels of neuroinflammation of the olfactory bulb (as indicated by higher levels of COX 2 and IL1β) and higher concentrations of metals associated with PM (including manganese, nickel and chromium) among inhabitants of urban areas [ 35].

A light bulb may indicate open if it has blown while in use a circuit; if damaged in transit - might even show as shorted out (but when connected to 120 volts it would likely "pop" inside the glass and then indicate as open).

Furthermore, aged s- Ink4/Arf/p53 mice express higher levels of Doublecortin and PSA-NCAM (neuroblasts) and NeuN (neurons) in the olfactory bulbs (OB) and DG, indicating increased neurogenesis in vivo.