Sentence examples for organized radially from inspiring English sources

In the epiphyseal region, the trabeculae were organized radially from the physeal scar.

Tracer-injection studies in macaques evidenced a topographic similarity between the trajectory of variation in the cytoarchitecture, organized radially around the ventral anterior agranular insula, and the trajectory of variation of insular projections, organized along a rostrocaudal axis [Chikama et al., 1997; Mesulam and Mufson, 1982b]).

The distribution of the insular cytoarchitectonics is organized radially around the limen insulae [Mesulam and Mufson, 1982a; Nieuwenhuys et al., 2008]: the anterior ventral part of the insula, coextensive with the piriform cortex and the claustrum, has an agranular structure, while the posterior dorsal part has an isocortical homotypical structure.

The leaves, flowers, roots, and stems of Arabidopsis are normally organized in radially symmetrical patterns.

Thus, the radially organized sunflower receptacle can be reset into further radially patterned zones via disruption of cell-cell communication.

The deep zone is also named the radial zone because of its highly radially organized components [ 2].

Immunohistochemical analysis demonstrated that HCMV did not firstly infect neural tubes (i.e. radially organized, proliferating stem cell niches), but rather an adjacent side population of post-mitotic cells expressing nestin, doublecortin, Sox1, musashi and vimentin markers.

Nestin+ NE rosettes with radially organized columnar cells were generated at the colony centers (Fig. 1B,C).

However, compared with bilaterians, cnidarians lack a typical mesodermal layer and show a body anatomy radially organized, although sea anemones exhibit some bilaterality.

The typical interphase genome is radially organized with heterochromatin and transcriptionally silent gene regions predominantly restricted to the nuclear periphery (Hochstrasser and Sedat 1987; Rajapakse and Groudine 2011).

The inflorescences of Gerbera hybrida (Asteraceae) are composed of three different types of flowers (ray, trans, disc) that are tightly packed into a condensed, radially organized flower head (capitulum).