Sentence examples for middle segment in from inspiring English sources
The middle segment in toads of both sexes gives rise to a Bidder's organ containing immature eggs.
In one focus group, chosen from the "disengaged middle" segment in Croydon, clips were shown of different politicians delivering their messages.
(B) corresponds to the middle segment in Fig. 4h.
At 100°C the middle segments of the spacers partly are capable of isotropic motion in the solid smectic-E phase.
These bundles were present in larger quantities in the middle segment of the dermis in Northern elephant seals.
The two GalileoN copies found in the 2z3 breakpoints (named GalileoN-4 and GalileoN-5) have similar sizes and structures, with relatively long TIRs and a middle segment oriented in opposite direction in the two copies, and show a high similarity with two other copies previously described (GalileoN-1 and GalileoN-2) [61], [61].
Thirdly, there is a bend in the strike of the middle segment (green segment in Fig. 1) as compared to the strike of the whole seismicity zone, suggesting a change in the strike of the fault plane.
The density of IgG ASCs was highest in the middle segment of duodenum (44.00 ± 5.89), lowest in the initial segment of duodelum (14.11 ± 2.82).
We observed a significant reduction in APC CC1) expression in the caudal segment of the corpus callosum and a strong trend for a reduction in APC expression in the middle segment of the corpus callosum after 4 weeks of recovery following cuprizone challenge, the time at which we observed a reduction in myelin density and a reduction in myelinated axons in the absence of Gas6.
Sixty-nine percent of the tumors (298 of 433) occurred in the middle segment of the chest, and the remaining tumors occurred in the upper (6.5%) and lower (24.7%) segments of the chest.
In stage IV, see Figure 4, generally found in the middle segment of the 4 Zb sample (see Figure 1A), the {110} overgrowth facets dominate and only small {111}-type facets remain as also illustrated in the model of Figure 1B.
