Sentence examples for by a continuous layer from inspiring English sources
The thymic lymphocytes are sealed off from the rest of the body by a continuous layer of epithelial (covering) cells that entirely surround the organ.
It consists of a fluid collection, lined by a continuous layer of "true" synovial cells.
The intestinal tract, glandular organs and conduits for liquids and gases are all lined by a continuous layer of epithelial cells, which form the boundary of the luminal space.
The former is still covered by a continuous layer of coating showing the presence of residual calcium-based crystals, whereas, upon removal, the characteristic microstructure of the bronze substrate is exposed.
The properties of image sensors may be fully exploited imaging a chemically sensitive surface coated by a continuous layer of chemical indicators.
In contrast, most vessels in 225Ac-E4G10 tumorsd tumors appeared mature and were lined by a continuous layer of endothelial cells resting on a basement membrane and surrounded by a pericyte.
Evidence is strong that it can invade the sagebrush grasslands without human-caused disturbance (Goodrich and Gale 1999), and once it has invaded, it increases the fire frequency by providing a continuous layer of fine fuel.
Due to dislocation density transport, the incompatibility in the plastic distortion between phases is accommodated by the creation of a continuous layer of polar edge dislocation density through a gradual dynamic accumulation at the channel wall interfaces.
The mammalian small intestine is characterized by an epithelium forming a continuous layer of enterocytes facing the luminal cavity of the gut.
At 8 weeks histological examination of the triphasic constructs by light microscopy showed that a continuous layer of NP tissue had formed and was fused to the underlying cartilage tissue, which itself was integrated with the porous CPP.
The increase of residence and deposition time leads to the formation of a continuous layer by larger island sizes and higher island densities, a transition from rough to smooth surfaces and formation of pores on smooth surfaces.
