Sentence examples for margin of the cortex from inspiring English sources

The inner margin of the cortex lacks any evidence of resorption, and there is no endosteal bone lining the medullary region.

Much of the inner cortex is secondarily remodelled, although there are no outward expansions of the medullary cavity along the endosteal margin of the cortex.

Measurements of LAG spacing were taken from the periosteal margin to the first visible LAG, then between each LAG, and from the innermost visible LAG to the endosteal margin of the cortex.

The T-3D CT images simultaneously depicted the femoral tunnels and the outer margin of the femoral cortex.

29 A nonepileptic area was defined as the area at the margin of the resected cortex showing minimal (<1 spike/h) or no interictal activity, and no ictal seizure pattern, during prolonged subdural EEG recordings.

The presence of tightly spaced growth marks within relatively avascular tissues in the outer margin of the bone cortex (the external fundamental system, or EFS, of some authors, e.g. Horner et al. [ 16], or the outer circumferential layer, or OCL, following Cormack [ 17]) has been used to infer somatic maturity in sampled individuals [ 7, 14, 15].

Research has indicated that the specific receiving site is in the superior margin of the posterior insular cortex on the side of the brain contralateral to the body area represented.

Rules are also encoded by neurons more caudally in premotor cortex (Wallis and Miller 2003b) and interactions have been demonstrated between frontopolar cortex and the rostral margin of premotor cortex during the maintenance of readiness of specific rules (Sakai and Passingham 2006).

Secondary remodelling is minimal in most areas of the femur; however, there is a heavily remodelled section of the medial cortex that is associated with a slight external eminence of the periosteal margin where the cortex is thickened relative to the rest of the section.

We found caudal prefrontal activations close to the rostral margin of premotor cortex associated with rule-selection (Wallis and Miller 2003; Sakai and Passingham 2006) leaving open the possibility that this region is homologous between studies despite the different anatomical terminology across studies.

The Cortical Distance (C-D) was then measured using a ruler with 0.5 mm graduation, at the level of the collar, between the medial margin of the stem and the outer cortex of the femoral calcar (Fig. 3).