Sentence examples for longitudinal regions from inspiring English sources

The stem has growth periods similar to those of the root, but longitudinal regions are not as obvious as in the root until the nodes become differentiated and internode lengths increase.

However, such a diverse behavior of mid-latitudinal winds at heights approximately 90 to 95 km is supported by the results of model simulations by Qian et al. ([2011]), which reveal a different behavior of trends for different longitudinal regions even as for sign of the trend for zonal wind.

NHE1 was also localized in t-tubule regions identified as distinctive lines running transversely across the cell and at 90 ° to the longitudinal region of sarcolemma.

Corpus callosum and superior longitudinal fascicle regions of interest were chosen based on previously published studies reporting involvement of extra-motor tracts in ALS (Filippini et al., 2010; Sarro et al., 2011; Trojsi et al., 2013).

We determined the level of NHE1 signal that overlapped with that of LcH at the intercalated discs and the longitudinal edge regions of the sarcolemma and expressed this level as a percentage of the total NHE1 sampled.

The PRE strength is partially controlled by the longitudinal E-region conductivity gradient; the stronger the gradient, the stronger the PRE.

In the present study, human cervical cancer cells (CaSki cells) and normal cervical epithelial cells (CRL2614) were used to investigate the longitudinal elasticity in regions of the cell underlying the cell cortex.

Additionally, longitudinal studies in regions of Brazil with a high incidence of MDR-TB are now urgently needed.

The frontal superior and inferior longitudinal tracts connect regions of the frontal lobe involved in decision-making at different levels, from a low-processing level in the posterior frontal regions to a high-processing level in more anterior frontal regions (Badre and D'Esposito 2007; Badre 2008; Christoff et al. 2009).

Kymographs were generated from the processed images using a general command (Reslice) in Image J as follows: an x-t line scan image volume (kymograph volume) was reconstructed along the longitudinal axis of regions of interest (ROI) (along a target SF).

Our results demonstrate that work stress, as measured by core components of two major theoretical models, job strain and effort-reward imbalance, is associated with significantly increased odds ratios of depressive symptoms in cross-sectional and, in part, in longitudinal analyses across different regions of the world.