Sentence examples for fold of tissue from inspiring English sources

For a small fold of tissue, the hippocampus has an outsized influence.

When the scientists looked at the data, however, they saw that a small fold of tissue on the surface of the right hemisphere, the anterior superior temporal gyrus (aSTG), became unusually active in the second before the insight.

In most virgins, the external opening to the vagina is partially closed by a thin fold of tissue known as the hymen.

Frenum is a fold of tissue inside the oral cavity which connects structures like the lip, tongue and buccal musculature to the alveolar bone.

Although Tc-zen1 RNAi embryos have no serosa, the amnion is still able to partially cover the embryo with a posterior fold of tissue that arises early in development (Fig. 1I1) (Handel et al., 2000; van der Zee et al., 2005).

The lids are essentially folds of tissue covering the front of the orbit and, when the eye is open, leaving an almond-shaped aperture.

The sublingua is thought to have evolved from specialized folds of tissue below the tongue, which can be seen in some marsupials and other mammals.

The sublingua in lemuriform primates and tarsiers may have evolved from the specialized folds of tissue below that tongue, as seen in some marsupials, such as sugar gliders, as well as some embryonic eutherian mammals, such as whales and dogs.

In these studies, desiccation stress was imposed by drying seedlings between folds of tissue paper for 3 h at room temperature.

In this work, desiccation stress was imposed by drying seedlings between folds of tissue paper for 3 h at room temperature.

IR64) seedlings were transferred to a beaker containing 200 mM NaCl solution, dried between folds of tissue paper at 28 ± 1°C, kept at 4 ± 1°C, transferred to a beaker containing 50 µM sodium arsenate solution, transferred to a beaker containing 100 µM methyl viologen solution and transferred to a beaker containing 10 mM hydrogen peroxide solution, respectively, each for 3 h.