Sentence examples for of each arbor from inspiring English sources

We evaluated the size and complexity of each arbor by measuring the total length of the arbor and the number of branch points, respectively.

The total length of each arbor was obtained by the addition of lengths of all the branches constituting the terminal field of an arbor.

For the analysis of neurite positions at different depths within the skin, complete serial Z-stacks through the skin were obtained with a Zeiss Imager Z1 at intervals of either 2 μm or 5 μm in differential interference contrast (DIC) mode for multiple examples of each arbor type.

Reconstructions of axonal arbors arising from small numbers of colabeled pyramidal cells in cat visual cortex show that despite the highly anisotropic and individual nature of each arbor, patch-projecting neurons collaborate to produce the population-scale labeling patterns (Kisvárday and Eysel 1992; Buzás et al. 2006).

The morphologic uniformity of terminal structures presumably the sites of transduction of the sensory stimulus within each arbor type argues for a corresponding uniformity in the sensory transduction apparatus and, consequently, in the range and types of favored stimuli.

Since the typical cholinergic axon arbor extends over two millimeters in the plane of the cortex, each arbor contacts multiple cortical columns.

We found that models assuming spatially aligned but independent formation of each axonal arbor do not produce patchy labeling patterns for large simulated injections into populations of generated axonal arbors.

Given that the number of complexes exceeded heminodes within each arbor, we reasoned that individual heminodes must receive inputs from multiple Merkel cell neurite complexes.

The lanceolate endings of HD-FALE arbors localize ∼50 μm beneath the skin surface, and each arbor contacts ∼90% of the follicles within an area that ranges from ∼200 μm to ∼1 mm in diameter.

In addition, the cortical area covered by each arbor in the normal-vision animals was much smaller than that in BD animals, as clearly shown in surface views of the arbors.

Figure 8C compares these parameters for each of the four arbor types that contact multiple follicles.