Sentence examples for connected tissue from inspiring English sources

4 You've got these little tongues – or papillae – of medulla, which are sitting in this cup of connected tissue.

Repeat Prior     5 You've got these little tongues – or papillae – of medulla, which are sitting in this cup of connected tissue.

Gathering evidence suggests that the "functional predestination" of T-cadherin is in control of tissue architecture through "guiding" navigation of moving structures, segregating functional tissue compartments and "guarding" integrity of functionally connected tissue layers.

Of note, recent studies have demonstrated that anti-U1 RNP antibodies (anti-RNP) in CSF, but not those in serum, are associated with central neuropsychiatric manifestations in SLE and mixed connected tissue disease (MCTD) [ 12].

Whereas the diameter increase in FMD is caused directly by the augmented shear stress in the endothelium and the connected tissue, flicker response is basically the vascular answer to increased neural activity in the retina.

It is at the interface that one tissue ends and another begins and where the forces and biochemistry must be correctly transferred so that the connected tissues coordinate to function as a whole.

The size of CAE is proportional to the number of connected tissues.

Dissections were carried out in phosphate-buffered saline using dissecting needles and a 28 gauge needle to cleanly separate connected tissues from each other.

The wall, made of dry-stacked quartzite, runs along only the north and west and is pulled out from the body of the house almost like a shell from a mollusk, with a strip of skylight acting like connecting tissue.

The follicles were cleaned from connecting tissue, opened and everted.

The choroid is the layer between the sclera and retinal pigment epithelium (RPE), which contains vessels and connecting tissue providing oxygen and nourishment to the upper layers.