Sentence examples for most peripheral region from inspiring English sources

Cysts of spermatogonia are located at the most peripheral region.

The EdU cumulative labeling data we provide concern only 3 selected cells located in the most peripheral region, that we confidently assume to be stem cells.

Departing from this region, a chain of group fragmentation and migration events would have lead to their spread throughout Europe, in such a large-scale and fast movement that only one century elapsed until their presence was documented even in the most peripheral regions of Europe, from the North-east to the South-west corners of the continent.

We analyzed our map using ResMap, which yielded a nearly flat local resolution map (only the most peripheral regions exhibited lower resolution).

The goal is to move the secretions from the most peripheral regions of the lungs to the main airway, where the secretions can be more easily removed using coughing or other methods of aspiration.

Synaptic connections of neurons in the Drosophila lamina, the most peripheral synaptic region of the visual system, have been comprehensively described.

In line with this, we found that in the post-embryonic retina, Yap is expressed in the most peripheral stem cell-containing region of the CMZ.

The central clock in mammals, located in the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN) of the hypothalamus, coordinates with varying degrees of control the clocks found in other brain regions and most peripheral tissues (Cuninkova and Brown, 2008; Okamura, 2007).

Average vertex number was also significantly higher in the peripheral region than in the anterior-most region after 49 hpf (supplementary material Fig. S13C).

In Latin America the most natural micro-region is the municipality, the most peripheral local administrative and political unit, similar to a district in other countries.

Figure 3 is organised along a centre-periphery dimensions with the most central regions to the left, and the most peripheral to the right.