Sentence examples for compact portion from inspiring English sources

Meatloaf comes in a compact portion with good hand-mashed potatoes.

The purpose of this work was to investigate whether bilateral lesions with quinolinic acid, a neurotoxin with greater selectivity for NADPH-diaphorase-positive neurons, aimed at the compact portion of the PPN would affect the performance of adaptive behaviors, such as sleep, locomotion, and spontaneous alternation.

The AVN consists of a compact portion and an area of transitional cells.

At these levels InM efferents could also be observed in close apposition to ChAT immunoreactive neurones within the semi compact portion of the nucleus ambiguus (NA), with little or no projection into the compact NA (Fig.  6c).

The histological and morphometric analysis of five brainstem disector pairs containing respiratory neurons located in a region that extends from the compact portion of the nucleus ambiguus to just behind the facial motor nucleus (Fig. 6) ruled out the presence of neuronopathy in DMSXL mice respiratory neurons.

The compact AV portion lies over the CFB.

Local electroneutrality is not assumed and the ion transport in water- and polymer electrolyte-covered regions of the Pt is modeled using the continuum Poisson- Nernst- Planck (PNP) equations including spatially-resolved domains for the compact (Stern) portions of the double layer.

Various chemo- and genoarchitectonic mappings suggest in both cases a fundamental organization into compact core portions and surrounding dispersed shell domains (Milhouse 1973; Chou et al. 2001; Choi et al. 2005; Segal et al. 2005; McClellan et al. 2006; Lee et al. 2012; Puelles et al. 2012).

While they are readily identified by the pathologist as invading malignant cells, their relationship with the compact-appearing portions of the tumour as well as the mechanism underlying the development of this pattern are not immediately evident at histological level.

The model highlights the importance of the permeability/rotation speed ratio, which governs the proportion of air trapped in the compacts to the portion evacuated through the feed.

The inner portion becomes compact (Fig.  3D and F) and the expansion of the pectin matrix occurs in the outer most cell wall areas (Fig.  3D and E).