Sentence examples for collar region from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton won majorities in counties throughout the rest of the state, from the collar region outside St . Louis Countyto the southern edges of the state, where Republicans regularly win general elections.

Zones where mixing competes with reaction can be identified, and coincide with the highly rotating collar region where local extinction is expected to take place.

The finding of strong SUB1A-1 promoter activity in internodes and in the collar region and leaf base is consistent with a role in suppressing division and elongation of cells (Singh et al. 2010).

The edge of the outer basal ring area receives visual input from axons from the medulla, whereas the collar region receives input from both the medulla and lobula of the compound eyes.

The calyces are innervated by the VUMmx1 and VUMmd1 neurons, which have fine arborizations mostly in the lip and basal ring area, and a few branches are also present in the collar region [30], [32], [34], [35].

Hydrophobic contacts were also made with the collar region created by the conserved residues identified in Plin3.

In E18.5 tibias, the area of hypertrophic ColX expression was reduced, but what was more striking was a marked decrease in Col1 expression in perichondrium and bone collar regions as well as in the primary ossification center (Fig. 5A, B).

In the mushroom bodies, AmOA1 receptors are expressed in a subpopulation of inhibitory GABAergic feedback neurons that ends in the visual (outer half of basal ring and collar regions) and olfactory (lip and inner basal ring region) calyx neuropils, as well as in the collar and lip zones of the vertical and medial lobes.

These Kenyon cells have their dendrites in the visual calyx neuropil while their axons project through defined tracts in both the medial and vertical lobes to give rise to outputs from the mushroom bodies that represent the basal ring and collar regions.

The venue he chose to open up this scorching of the Republican leadership was a blue-collar region of Connecticut that is represented in Congress by a Republican, Nancy L. Johnson.

Blue-collar regions such as New York state, England's north-east and Quebec in Canada are still more heavily unionised than others.