Sentence examples for fine scaling from inspiring English sources

The phenotype was of generalized nonerythematous xerosis and fine scaling, with adherent larger scale on the lower legs, and mild PPK that exhibited honeycomb patterning.

Ichthyosis vulgaris was defined as fine scaling on the extensor surfaces of the limbs in addition to keratosis pilaris and palmar hyperlinearity.

Genetic epidemiological studies have shown that FLG null mutations are significantly associated with palmar hyperlinearity, 15– 17 keratosis pilaris, 17 fine scaling 16, 17 and self-reported 'dry skin', 16 each of which may be features of ichthyosis vulgaris.

Scientists are beginning to dissect the reward system on an amazingly fine scale.

"We're getting down to very fine scales now.

In general, colonies were regularly spaced at a fine scale.

However, the uncertainties in fine-scale vegetation biodiversity mapping still exist in capturing vegetation functional types efficiently at fine scale.

These curves may be available on fine scale models.

Little research has investigated how SGA varies at a fine scale within trees and whether this fine-scale three-dimensional variation is similar between genotypes.

The scale of dynamics can range from stand-replacement to fine scale gap dynamics (Remmert 1991).

Between and above the eyes fine scales, similar to the ones at butterflies can be seen.