Sentence examples for ingrowth from inspiring English sources

This is an ingrowth of skin from the outer-ear canal that forms a cyst within the middle ear.

New polypides, which originate by ingrowth of the superficial cell layer, or epithelium, remain suspended within a common colonial coelom, or body cavity.

At the back of the head and in the thorax, hardened ingrowths of the cuticle, known as apodemes, furnish a kind of internal skeleton for muscular attachment.

In animals, outgrowths or ingrowths from these surfaces form structures consisting largely or entirely of cells derived from the surface epithelium.

The skin of amphibians and mammals (but not of birds and reptiles) is provided with numerous skin glands, which develop as ingrowths from the epidermis.

In a number of species the vessels become occluded by cellular ingrowths from surrounding living cells.