Sentence examples for most peripheral part from inspiring English sources

In the SCARKO testis, and particularly in cells with centrally located nuclei, vimentin was mainly found in anchor-like structures connecting the lower pole of the nucleus to the most peripheral part of the tubule close to the basal lamina.

Examination of transformed cells at growing phase using an epifluorescence microscope indicated that the fluorescence localized at the most peripheral part of the cells as well as intracellular dots.

Together, the oxygen atoms of glycerol in these overlapping binding modes perfectly map out the binding site observed for lactose, except for the most peripheral part of the glucose moiety.

In the male gonad, transcripts are restricted to spermatogenesis stages, in the most peripheral part of the gonad, while the internal-most part of the canal wall (corresponding to mature stages i.e. spermatozoids) is not stained.

Surprisingly, the majority of apoptotic cells was found at 'the exit' of the CMZ close to the neural retina, and not in its most peripheral part where Yap is expressed.

Thus, both the central and peripheral stimuli used here activate the central representation of V6 (Fig. 8, left column of left and middle sections), and only the most peripheral part of V6 (>40 deg eccentricity) will survive a center peripheral comparison (right column of middle section).

Still, it is possible that families living in the most peripheral parts of the catchment area sought care elsewhere.

Several parking spaces exist in the most peripheral parts of the intervention area and the parking here is for free.

A temporary satellite screening unit was set up for the inhabitants of the most peripheral parts of rural Telemark county, staffed and equipped by endoscopists and nurses from the main Telemark centre.

In each sample the measurement area was selected at the most cellular, usually peripheral part of the tumour which was considered to represent the invasive border of the tumour.

Further increases in the number of presumed clusters led to separation of other populations, most often in peripheral parts of the distribution of the three main genetic groups (see Figure  2 for the situation in K = 7, where the most distant populations in specific groups were assigned to separate clusters).