Sentence examples for close spatial relationship from inspiring English sources
The presence of telocytes with at least 2 telopodes was observed in the interlobular space, frequently in close spatial relationship with blood vessels and nerve endings.
Han, S. J., Bielawski, K. S., Ting, L. H., Rodriguez, M. L. & Sniadecki, N. J. Decoupling substrate stiffness, spread area, and micropost density: a close spatial relationship between traction forces and focal adhesions.
Various authors3,5,6 have argued for an anthropogenic origin for forest expansion over a climatic response due to the close spatial relationship between cultural activity and the distribution of Araucaria forest, as well as the demand for an agent for longer-distance dispersal of the heavy seed.
An examination of the cores indicates that there is a close spatial relationship between the abundances of the microcrystalline and the finely crystalline dolomites: the microcrystalline dolomite developed on top of finely crystalline dolomite, reaching substantial thicknesses, and the presence and thickness of type 2 dolomite is related to the abundance of type 1 dolomite.
The close spatial relationship between the hand and the face in the somatosensory homunculus in healthy subjects may change in chronic pain.
These microphotographs suggested the close spatial relationship of cristae and the filamentous inclusion body with high electron density.
Thus the immunofluorescence labelling in the native tissue correlated with the array analysis in the sense that there was a closer spatial relationship between gata3 and PKBβ/Akt2 than between gata3 and PKBα/Akt1.
Consequently, an enhanced contact probability indicates a closer spatial relationship.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00967.017 Faster kinetics and tighter calcium coupling could be caused by the closer spatial relationship of UNC-13L to the dense projection (Weimer et al., 2006).
This procedure shows a close temporal and spatial relationship between bone regeneration and angiogenesis [ 4].
NVU describes the close spatial and functional relationship between neurons, astrocytes, and microvessel wall cells (pericytes, smooth muscle, and endothelial cells) [ 17].
