Sentence examples for enveloping tissues from inspiring English sources

A prerequisite for the viviparous development of the mouse embryo is the capacity to generate enveloping tissues to facilitate implantation in the mother, while preserving the potential to produce a foetus.

Moreover, in contrast to other lines that express CENH3-GFP in developing spores, pWOX2-driven expression is strictly confined to the gametophytic cell lineage, and is not observed in the enveloping tissues (e.g. ovule integuments), allowing a more accessible determination of the gametophytic ploidy level.

In this study, we evaluated the changes which occurred in the epiligament, an enveloping tissue of the ligament, during the ligament healing.

Similarly to male sporogenesis, quantification of CENH3-associated GFP signals in later stages of female gametogenesis (tetra- and eight-nuclear stage) is often hampered by autofluorescence of the enveloping tissue and progressive chromosome condensation of the reproductive nuclei (Fig.  3r).

Although the number of scientific publications on these new materials are still limited, it is predictable that the current attention for nanotechnology would lead to more 'smart' membranes and increased insight into the requirements these membranes have to meet in order to allow for adequate survival of the enveloped tissues.

Peak principal compressive strain and stress in enveloping fat tissue were 46±7% and 18±4 kPa, respectively.

Most (85%) clavicle fractures occur in the mid-shaft as the bone is narrowest and enveloping soft tissue structures (which may help dissipate injury force) are most scarce [17].

The authors found that, in patients who received PRP augmentation, there was a superior arthroscopic appearance of the graft (although not significant; P = 0.051) and even biopsies revealed a superior tissue quality for PRP, with newly formed synovial-like tissue enveloping the graft in 77% of cases versus 40% of the control group.

It appears that muscle tissues directly enveloping bone surfaces are more vulnerable to pressure and resulting in pathologic change probably because of the high concentrated load and mechanical stress that the muscle needs to bear with compression.

Perirenal involvement characteristically shows a rind-like soft tissue mass enveloping the kidney and proximal ureter (Fig. 24).

In these nonunion rabbits, residual allografts were still visible and soft tissues were found enveloping the allografts.