Sentence examples for layers of pig from inspiring English sources

In the present study, we designed continuous feeding reactors in which new layers of pig slurry (1.5 and 3 kg) were added sequentially to form an age gradient inside the reactors in order to evaluate the impact of the earthworm species Eisenia fetida on microbial community structure and function.

In the courtyard — "the soul of the siheyuan," as Mr. Liu put it — pinewood pillars were painted red, like those at the Forbidden City (though burgundy was chosen rather than the more familiar revolutionary crimson), and polished to a high sheen by builders who had first applied several layers of pigs' blood.

"The Danish use lard," he said, and I obediently spread a thin layer of pig fat on the bread.

The inner layer of pig -- the "split-grain" leather once reserved for shoe sole inserts -- is now a staple for outerwear.

Furthermore, hemagglutination assay demonstrated an excellent positive correlation with bioadhesion quantification in human endothelial cells and the endothelial layer of pig aorta thus validating the hemagglutination assay described here as a useful method for predicting nanoparticle bioadhesivity to vascular endothelium.

Ultrastructural investigations showed that hexavalent chromium localized intracellularly and extracellularly in the upper layers of guinea pig epidermis.

A sketch of the suction ring is presented in Fig. 2. The required removal of the epithelial layer of the pig eyes caused a significant swelling of the cornea upon contact with the liquid.

Since changes in the mTOR route have been proposed to be associated to the aging process [ 30], we investigated the constitutive activation of this pathway in the non stimulated smooth muscle layer of guinea pig colon.

The studies discussed just above (under Lipoxygenase) also examined the metabolism of radioactively labelled arachidonic acid via the cyclooxygenase pathways in the epidermal and dermal layers of the guinea pig skin.

Examination of the metabolism of radioactively labelled arachidonic acid via the lipoxygenase and cyclooxygenase pathways and the metabolic conversions of radioactively labelled prostaglandin H2 in the epidermal and dermal layers of the guinea pig skin showed that arachidonic acid was metabolized preferentially via lipoxygenase to hydroxyeicosatetraenoic acid (HETE).

Smooth muscle strips (∼10 mm in length) were dissected from longitudinal layer of guinea-pig ileum, transferred to a homemade organ bath (3 ml volume) and attached to an isometric force transducer at a resting tension load of 5 mN and bathed in the PSS at 37 °C.