The floor of the diencephalon forms a funnel-shaped depression, the infundibulum, which becomes connected with the pituitary, or hypophysis, the most important gland of internal secretion (i.e., endocrine gland) in vertebrates.
The rear portion of the web forms a funnel-like retreat area where the spider and egg sacs are found.
In olfactory receptors, it is believed that this configuration forms a funnel-shaped pocket for odorant recognition [6].
The upper part of the skull had been removed, and the exposed edge covered in layer after layer of gauze, completely saturated with blood, forming a funnel down into the interior of the cranium.
Then he brings the heels of his hands together, holding his fingers apart to form a funnel, and says that this is how corruption works in Russia: "top-heavy" doesn't begin to describe it.
Leaves up to 30 cm; flowers ca. 3 5 cm in diam.; perianth-lobes longer than perianth-tube, throat constricted, neck-like; orifice rim developed, usually decurved, forming a funnel shape.
The transmembrane region reveals a twisted bundle of four α helices, one from each subunit, that form a funnel shaped structure around the 4-fold symmetry axis, strikingly similar to the ion-conduction pore of K+ channels.
6. Leaves up to 30 cm; flowers ca. 3 5 cm in diam.; perianth-lobes longer than perianth-tube, throat constricted, neck-like; orifice rim developed, usually decurved, forming a funnel shape.
Less precise estimates should become increasingly spread out, forming a funnel.
In its simplest form a funnel plot is a scatter plot of study effect sizes (x axis) against their estimated standard errors (y axis).
Furthermore, four aromatic side chains (Tyr-210, Tyr-236, Tyr-248, and His-220), which can form a funnel to the acetyl-group in TL5A, were also seen in most of the FBG domains of FREPs (Fig. 1).
