Sentence examples for lying tissue from inspiring English sources
However, these tumours do have the tendency to spread submucosally, and this extension into the deeply lying tissue planes is sometimes impossible to detect by clinical examination.
The layers of the tunica normally contribute to the surface layers of the plant, and the corpus provides the deeper lying tissues.
In the oral cavity the normal tongue is comprised of a superficial keratinized layer with underlying epithelial layer and deeper lying connective tissue comprised of orthogonal muscle fiber bundles.
Reconduction after cryoablation occurring later during the clinical course is probably not related to the degree of occlusion, but to anatomical or physiological determinants, such as heating of deeper lying PV tissue by nearby structures with a high blood flow.
The greatest horizons probably lie in tissue engineering to provide better grafting materials for the creation of vaginas, or in the medium-to long-term, the ability to engineer an organ like the uterus and vagina for transplantation.
However, compared to x-rays, protons cause less damage to healthy tissue in front of the tumour, and no damage at all to healthy tissue lying behind, which greatly reduces the side effects of radiation therapy.
Thus, on looking directly into the eye from in front one sees the white sclera surrounding the cornea; because the latter is transparent one sees, instead of the cornea, a ring of tissue lying within the eye, the iris.
Histopathologically it is characterised by the accumulation of granulation tissue lying within small airways, alveolar ducts and alveoli [61].
SVF can be freshly isolated from stroma lying within adipose tissue and blood vessels, and clinically used as autologous cells without further in vitro manipulation on the same day that the adipose tissue was collected.
No individuals had gene expression data available on tissue lying in all six "Braak" regions.
A sample from patient 2 provided an image of a spirochete lying under epithelial tissue.
