Sentence examples for outermost tissue from inspiring English sources
Seminiferous tubules may begin blindly at the tunic, or outermost tissue layer, and pass toward the centre, becoming tortuous before emptying into a system of collecting tubules, the rete testis.
Both the outermost tissue layer (the ectal excipulum) and the tissue of the stalk are made of fungal cells with brown pigments that can be variously thick- or thin-walled, covered with small particles (granules), and spherical to ellipsoid.
Skin is the outermost tissue of terrestrial animals.
The outermost tissue layer, the epidermis, has longitudinal lines of stomata.
Cork, technically designated as phellem, is the outermost tissue of the periderm, a complex dermal structure that replaces the plant epidermis in mature (secondary) organs such as tree trunks, roots and tubers, and healing tissues.
A common misconception, though, is that fluorescence, collected from an organ surface (say the ventricular epicardium) is representative of underlying activity (say membrane potentials) in the outermost tissue layer only.
Efforts to improve the analytical performance of in vivo biosensors have largely focused on chemical or physical modifications to the outermost, tissue-contacting membrane to mitigate the FBR.
If bleeding occurs between the skull and the outermost brain tissue layer (the dura), it is called an epidural hematoma.
The epineurium is the outermost connective tissue sheath that surrounds peripheral nerve.
Special care was taken to avoid damaging the outermost connective tissue layer of the body wall and the epidermis, as H. glaberrima poorly survives full-thickness injuries to the body wall, but readily regenerates as long as there is no direct communication between the coelom and the environment.
The researchers calculated the thickness of the cerebral cortex, the brain's outermost layer of tissue, which is involved in virtually every aspect of cognition and behavior.
