Sentence examples for most posterior part from inspiring English sources

The development of embryonic germ cells in Drosophila depends on the germ plasm, the most posterior part of the ooplasm.

Deoxygenated blood from the body is brought by veins into the most posterior part of the heart tube, the sinus venosus.

Decades of research on the chicken wing had shown that the formation of the pattern of digits across the entire structure depended on some signal produced by cells in the most posterior part of the developing embryo's wing bud.

The ipsilateral innervation reached the most posterior part of the lateromedial sog, whereas the contralateral bifurcations were restricted to the anterior sog.

The STG was also involved, but only with its most posterior part neighbouring at the TPJ.

We used the term "tail" to describe the most posterior part of the striatum.

Neurons were sampled over the entire length of the NbM complex extending from the septum (Ch1) to its most posterior parts (Ch4p) at the premammillary level posterior to the ansa peduncularis.

In the right frontal cortices, a large frontal insular cluster had peaks at the most posterior parts of the superior, middle, and inferior frontal gyri along the precentral sulcus (pSFG, pMFG, and pIFG, respectively), the triangular and orbital parts of the inferior frontal gyrus (tIFG and oIFG, respectively), and the anterior and middle parts of the insula (aINS and mINS, respectively).

The label in area 14 was again largely in layer III, but at the most posterior parts of area 14c, label was found across all levels, except for layer I. Some but not all of this deeper label in area 14c was from fibers.

The label in area 25 increased going more posteriorly, so that the most posterior parts of area 25 were full of label that again became denser going dorsally within the area and which involved all cell layers, aside from layer I.

In the reading domain, it has been shown that activation is lateralized to the dominant (left) hemisphere during word processing even in the most posterior parts of the reading system, such as the ventral occipito-temporal sulcus (vOT) (Dehaene & Cohen, 2007; Dien, 2009).