Sentence examples for irregular periphery from inspiring English sources
Latter organelles were filled with condensed tannins and had an irregular periphery because of the extrusion of plastoglobuli.
In contrast, SUM149PT and SUM1315MO2 spheres were bigger in size with a different morphology and highly irregular periphery (Fig. 1a. b, b', c, and c').
Other changes within needle mesophyll in response to +CO2 included the enlargement and irregular periphery of vacuoles, condensation of cytoplasm and nucleus, thickening of cell walls and a tendency to increased intercellular accumulation of Ca-oxalate crystals (Fig. 8E versus D).
Endoscopy confirmed moderate stricture of the proximal duodenum and post-pyloric ulcer (image in inset d) with fibrinous base, hyperaemic periphery, slightly irregular mucosal surface; biopsy excluded neoplastic changes.
But the UWFSW joints show an irregular fracture path along the outer periphery of the stir zone.
On ultrasonography the mass involved the ciliary body and choroidal periphery, exhibited medium and irregular internal reflectivity and measured 5.1-mm thick by 11.9 mm in the largest basal diameter (Fig. 1a).
Furthermore, TUNEL staining and electron microscopy (EM) showed that all pretreatments of GMC with Lv-shp300, Lv-shIRF-1 and Lv-shXAF1 decreased the number of glomerular TUNEL-positive cells, and the apoptotic changes including irregular aggregation of chromatin at the periphery of the nucleus and condensation of the nuclear chromatin at 6 h after Thy-1N induction.
The periphery of the top surface is irregular, which should be attributed to the SiO2 hard mask effect during ICP etching.
While the levels of ZO-1 were similar in the centre compared to the periphery, junctions in peripheral regions were irregular, unlike those in the centre.
However, feedback to periphery facilities is still rare and irregular in most of SSA except during epidemics [ 9, 11, 30].
While this was relatively straight in central regions, in the periphery the label was consistently ruffled and irregular (Figure 6C).
