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But their cochleae were not completely surrounded by air, so their directional hearing would have been quite limited.

Close any last remaining cavities that are not completely surrounded by segmented voxels.

The basal slice often includes portions of the aortic root and is therefore not completely surrounded by ventricular myocardium, making it a challenge to automatically segment.

The conditions of our 'single cell on top' assay are not the traditional definition of 3D culture because cells are not completely surrounded by an ECM network.

Subpleural alveoli are, indeed, structurally different from alveoli in deeper regions of the lung, in that they are not completely surrounded by other alveoli.

In case of holes that are not completely surrounded by segmented voxels, increase the 'minimal fraction of surrounding foreground' value and decrease this value if segmentation suffers from erroneously enlarged nuclei.

At the same phenological stage, haploid ovules presented reduced growth compared to diploid plants in that the ovules of the diploid plant were totally developed whereas, for most of the haploid ovules, the inner and outer tegument did not completely surround the nucellus.

* * *' However, we find no element of 'hot pursuit' in the arrest of one who was not in flight, was completely surrounded by agents before she knew of their presence, who claims without denial that she was in bed at the time, and who made no attempt to escape.

ICI were not present in large bronchi completely surrounded by cartilage, but were predominately localized to the ciliated cells of the terminal or tertiary bronchi and especially the proximal bronchioles, where cartilage is absent and relatively few goblet cells are present.

"At this rate, it won't be long before Pennsylvania is completely surrounded," Thomas Kauffman, executive director of the Pennsylvania track lobby, warned after New York legislators voted in favor of slots.

Organometallic compounds have reduced reactivity when the metallic component is not highly electropositive and when the metal is completely surrounded by attached groups.