Sentence examples for peripheral borders from inspiring English sources

The eNOS-stained peripheral borders are distinct in EECs and not observed in IMCEs.

The most peripheral borders of the neoplasm must be determined as accurately as possible.

After culture ex vivo for 3 days, untreated injured hearts contained PCNA-positive cardiac cells, including cardiomyocytes, in the peripheral borders of the ventricle.

Thus, immunostaining for Cav-1 shows that the peripheral borders of EECs are nearly completely devoid of caveolin labeling, whereas IMCEs display a very intense labeling for Cav-1 [ 11].

Fred, the man who finished as joint top scorer at the Confederations Cup last year, has been peripheral bordering on invisible here.

One single perforator vessel located in an eccentric position in relation to a skin paddle may support a large skin area thanks to the opening of potential vascular territories, which move to the peripheral border of the flap.

The ability of the meniscus to function as a load distributor is dependent on the robustness of the peripheral border to withstand axial loading and convert it into circumferential hoop stress within the collagen fibers (Makris et al. 2011).

The spatial pattern for the so-called "Hu Huanyong line" was broken by the effect of diplomatic and strategic factors, showing a high diversity along the peripheral border, coastal cities, and core inland cites.

Instead, it also includes the area of the tibial plateau enclosed by the meniscus, extending from the most peripheral border of the meniscus at the meniscosynovial junction to the horns insertion.

Finally, cutting from the peripheral border to the anterior and then posterior, each meniscus was separated from the remaining adherent membrane and the horns excised at the bony attachments followed by complete removal of the menisci.

This measurement was recorded only in the middle third of the body, at four equally distanced points: a, b, c and d, starting from a point that was 2 mm in from the peripheral border until the innermost thin edge (Fig. 1c).