Sentence examples for most central portion from inspiring English sources

As a result, the most central portion of skin underwent the most severe ischemic insult, which, in WT mice, ultimately led to the absence of flow and necrosis in the central portion of the skin (Fig. 4A).

We do not have a clear explanation for this fact, but it is possible that inhibition of the dynamin system also interferes in some way with the host cell cytoskeleton that participates in the traffic of the initial parasitophorous vacuole from the cell periphery to its most central portion.

The two fragments of tps from the rotifer were 88.9% identical at the amino acid level, but these fragments did include the most conserved central portion of the gene and therefore the overall figure for amino acid conservation will be much lower if the whole sequence of each gene is compared.

Distant from the most central, ancient portions of the brain, it was simply one among many distinct areas, each with its own biologic mandate and potential for dysfunction.

Similar to the flame angle, the standard deviation of flame curvature is also constant throughout most of the central portion of the flame brush.

A near complete scapula preserves most of the central portion of the scapular blade, acromial ridge, caudal fossa and the cranio-ventral expansion toward the glenoid fossa.

In our case, IIIL and VI pit patterns were seen in the margin of the lesion, corresponding to tubular adenocarcinoma; however, because of mucus in the most of the central portion, corresponding to signet ring cell carcinoma, pit patterns could not be established with certainty.

We aligned the entire GenBank content for Rhodophyta LSU (>650 sequences ranging from ~800-2700 ~800-2700esigned primers to amplify a central portion where most of the data overlapped.

Overall, watersheds in the northern Sierra Nevada are most vulnerable to decreased mean annual flow, southern-central watersheds are most susceptible to runoff timing changes, and the central portion of the range is most affected by longer periods with low flow conditions.

The abnormal enhancement is more prominent in the periphery of the liver than the central portion and is most evident in the portal venous phase (Fig. 2a-d).

Most of the modulators occupy the central portion of the cleft (A subsite) and bind with a stoichiometry of 1 modulator/dimer.