Sentence examples for layers of superficial from inspiring English sources

The actors in the Laboratory Theatre undergo exhaustive exercises designed to break down the layers of superficial technique and repressions.

The chondroitin sulfate (CS) and glucosamine sulfate (GS) showed an image similar to those of the OA group (with hyperplasia and more than two layers of superficial cells) but with less fibrous tissue in the subintima.

They were lined by 3 to 8 layers of normal-appearing urothelial cells often covered by a continuous or discontinuous layer of superficial (umbrella) cells.

In CA3 of the rat, zinc-containing neurons are scattered along the route of migration of lately formed pyramidal cells, deep to a compact layer of superficial CA3 pyramids (Fig.  5b, c).

For example, in Fig. 3(a), the epithelium of labial tissue can be distinguished as a 100-200 μm thick layer, consisting of superficial (the top hyper-reflective), intermediate (lower reflectivity), and basal layer (very thin and hyper-reflective).

In Xenopus, the ectoderm consists of two layers: a monolayer epithelium of superficial cells (outer layer) and an inner layer of nonepithelial deep cells (sensorial layer).

Displaced TOM+ cells found in deep cortical layers maintained their molecular identity of superficial layer PNs as a majority of them (72.1±4.9%) expressed the superficial layer-specific transcription factor CUX1 (Fig. 2B) (Greig et al., 2013).

The articular defect in the without-LIPUS-treatment group showed reduced thickness of cartilage layer and lack of superficial zone, intermediate zone and radial zone.

Of each of the cartilage layers, the superficial layer of articular cartilage is thought to be particularly important in determining its mechanical properties [ 17].

The articular cartilage showed signs of degeneration, with fissuring and loss of superficial layers of the matrix.

Studies using dipole source modelling suggest that the generators of the P1 mature slowly relative to the generators of the N2, possibly because of the slow development of superficial layers of the human auditory cortex (Ponton et al., 2000a).