Sentence examples for peripheral boundaries from inspiring English sources

The peripheral boundaries erode and progressively shift toward the disk-core, thus constantly reducing the diffusional pathlength with the resultant up-curving kinetics.

However, nutrient limitation (e.g. oxygen) has been suggested as a cause of the onset of chondrogenesis solely within the peripheral boundaries of larger constructs.

Both reconstructions were masked with a cylindrical mask, which when applied masked the peripheral boundaries of the SARS-CoV envelope in both reconstructions.

A model, developed by Vinsome and Westerveld (1980), is used for peripheral boundary heat gain.

An isothermal peripheral boundary condition was realized for the electrically heated tube.

The volume of a whole LN was delineated by manually drawing the peripheral boundary on each of the slices where it appeared (Figure 1a (i)).

The epithelial layer is surrounded by a stromal layer, which forms a peripheral boundary of the prostate gland.

ROIs for tumors were drawn freehand (using an electronic cursor and mouse) around the peripheral boundary of the visible tumor.

Secondary osteons were distinguished from primary osteons (i.e., primary vascular canals) on the basis of a well defined peripheral boundary (cement line) between the osteon and the surrounding tissue.

Secondary osteons were distinguished from primary osteons (i.e., primary vascular canals) on the basis of the well defined peripheral boundary (cement line) between the osteon and the surrounding tissue.

A specific p21 rhoA positivity was localised along the plasma membrane and the peripheral cytoplasmic boundaries of control cells.