Sentence examples for major basement from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the present study highlights a major basement structural high in the deep offshore area of the margin.
Perlecan, a major basement membrane proteoglycan, has a complex modular structure designed for the binding of many cellular and extracellular ligands.
Thin-skin structures in the Mesozoic Cenozoic cover are genetically linked to major basement upthrusts, which could be interpreted as basement short-cuts formed during inversion rather than as uplifted blocks associated with major Cenozoic strike-slip faults.
Three major basement granites of South Africa, viz. the Lanseria Gneiss of the Johannesburg Dome Granite, the Goudplaats-Hout River Gneiss and the Nelspruit Suite, are compared in terms of existing and new geotechnical and hydrogeological data.
Based on the major basement fault, Cambay Basin is sub-divided into five blocks (Mathur et al. 1968) which are listed from north to south as Sanchor Patan Block, Mehsana-Ahmedabad Block, Tandpur-Cambay Block, Jambusar-Broach Block, aNarmadaada Tapti Block.
The major basement membrane heparan sulfate proteoglycans include collagen XVIII (Col18) and perlecan found ubiquitously in the vascular basement membrane zones of tissues, and agrin, a critical component of the neuromuscular junction basement membrane [2], [3], [4].
This map shows that the area is portrayed by the presence of several major alternating basement swells and troughs in belts trending ENE WSW, N S, NE SW and E W.
Furthermore, the podocyte synthesizes the major glomerular basement membrane (GBM) components.
Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) are enzymes that are intimately involved in the turnover of major glomerular basement membrane constituents, including collagen IV and laminins.
On account of their propensity to cleave the major glomerular basement membrane component collagen IV, they have been particularly implicated in a variety of acute and chronic kidney diseases, including both immune and non-immune glomerulopathies, and are therefore the main focus of this review.
According to Graham, in 2014 there were 450 planning applications "for major residential basements in Kensington and Chelsea", the borough with the greatest appetite for "iceberg houses".
