Sentence examples for its deep layers from inspiring English sources
Scientists theorize that carbon dioxide of volcanic origin had been seeping into the lake, perhaps for centuries, and had accumulated in its deep layers.
The tableland, part of the Taconic Mountains, was formed from ocean trenches and volcanic islands during a continental shift 440 million years ago, and its deep layers of greywacke, a resistant redstone, are rich with nutrients, according to the Rensselaer Plateau Alliance.
Recent studies of the larval zebrafish tectum have begun to clarify how the 'micro-circuitry' of this highly organized midbrain structure filters visual input, which arrives in the superficial layers and directs motor output through efferent projections from its deep layers.
If we want to get at the root of slavery, it seems we're neglecting one of its deepest layers".
The more catabolic activity of the cells on the D-patch, compared to the ES-patch scaffold and the hydrogel could be due to the D-patch thickness, which promotes ECM digestion to allow cell penetration into its deeper layers.
Understanding load transfer mechanisms from the surface of the skin to its deeper layers is crucial in gaining a fundamental insight into damage phenomena related to skin tears, blisters and superficial/deep tissue ulcers.
Computer modeling of the Sun is also used as a theoretical tool to investigate its deeper layers.
The epithelium covering the tongue appeared constantly negative in its deeper layers.
UVA quickly reaches the dermis, including its deeper layers, compromising local fibroblasts.
The hyperreflective demarcation line, assessed in the SOCT examination, provided for a boundary between the cross-linked cornea and its deeper layers, not affected by cross-linking.
Since the nasal cavity and its turbinates are the first barrier filtering the inhaled air, it is probable that the airborne nano- and microparticles would deposit in the mucosa of the nasal cavity, enter its deeper layers, and play a role in chronic inflammatory changes.
