Sentence examples for in outer surface from inspiring English sources

An approximately 11.1 °C decrease in outer surface temperature was obtained for the heat box coated with composite pigments.

Similar tight structures with little space also existed in outer surface of the trabeculae, unlike in the OP cases (Fig. 7B).

Experimental evidence strongly supports terminal macrophage recognition and removal of RBCs following well-characterized antigenic changes in outer surface protein domains.

It remains to be shown, however, whether a specific isolate from Håtunaholm is actually capable of infecting both mice and voles, or if there are nucleotide sequence or expression differences in outer surface proteins that account for host specificity but were not detected in this analysis.

Cutaneous inflammation was induced by the application of 5% croton oil (20  μL) in acetone in the outer surface of the right ear in rats.

In comparison, K15 is strongly expressed in the hinge basal layer (Fig. 4C) but faintly expressed in the outer surface in adult scutate scales, (Fig. 4D), whereas K75 is expressed in the supra-basal layer in the surface (Fig. 4F), but not in the hinge region (Fig. 4E).

Note that LRCs exist in the hinge regions but are negative in the outer surface in both chicken scutate and alligator overlapping scales.

The short nanotubes (below 1 μm) prepared by a sonication-generated shear force exhibited a narrow length distribution (median length = 0.2 μm) and chemically active edges in the outer surface, thereby resulting in high dispersibility in an aqueous solution.

In normal alligator overlapping scale, β-keratin expressed is only located in the outer surface, but not in the hinge region (Fig. 5G, left panel)8.

In addition, KETc1 in T. crassiceps ORF is detected in the outer surface of the tegument of the larval stage, indicating its presence in the microtriches of the tegument.

We also see that the peaks in the in-wall RH values correspond to peaks in the outer surface temperatures, pointing out presence of free water within the building fabric.