Sentence examples for circumferential band from inspiring English sources

Localization takes the form of a circumferential band with width the order of the wall thickness.

The release pad was held in place using a circumferential band of occlusive film dressing (Bioclusive; Johnson and Johnson Medical Ltd).

A dark circumferential band at the limbus was noted in the trabecular meshwork because of the aggregation of carbon particles 5 days after injection.

Essentially an area of significant damage could be seen (and often even palpated) in a localised circumferential band that corresponded to the insertion of the base of the trunnion (Figs 1 and 2).

They appeared disc-shaped and measured approximately 2-3 μm in diameter and displayed a key feature of resting platelets – a prominent, circumferential band of microtubules with a diameter similar to that observed in blood platelets.

During early, mid and late stages of invasion, where the apical tip of the merozoite is increasingly protruding into the erythrocyte and the nascent PV being formed, RON4 is part of the MJ, a circumferential band moving from the anterior to posterior of the merozoite and apparent as two points of fluorescence before coming together into the remnant junction of the newly formed ring.

These circumferential bands have widths of 50 150 km and lie about 50 110 km above the cloud deck.

Many cnidarians, including cubozoans, have nematocysts arranged in transverse rows or lines in the outer tissue of the tentacles and these form circumferential bands of nematocyst batteries [30].

Electron micrographs of Taxol-exposed chilled platelets demonstrate a striking reorganization of microtubules: from the usual circumferential bands to radiating bundles and "sheaves of wheat -like structures [28].

However, during later elongation, IFs became delocalized, expanding into regions not adjacent to body wall muscle with slightly altered patterns of circumferential bands (compare Figure 3B and D).

ARP is seen as alternating peripapillary circumferential bands of low and high retardation, areas of high retardation arranged in a spokelike pattern, or high retardation on the nasal and temporal side of the disc.