Sentence examples for periphery part from inspiring English sources

As far as the periphery part is concerned, it turns to a convex shape in order to prevent diffraction effects.

Figure 1 also shows that most seed genes locate at the periphery part whereas the inner core includes most of the non-seed genes.

The PPI network exhibits a core-periphery topology, in which most seed genes are located at the periphery part, while the inner core aggregates the non-seed genes enriched with innate immune genes and drug targets for SpA, suggesting that the core could be the modulating center of the network.

Interestingly, at the lower tip of the gland, clonal expansion is evident at day 8 following Cre activation and the size of clones are larger when compared with clones at the periphery, central part or top region of the SG.

Evidence from studies of TGF- β1−/− mice suggests that TGF- β1 plays a role in regulating lymphocyte homeostasis in the periphery, in part by exerting an inhibitory effect on lymphocyte apoptosis (Bommireddy et al, 2003).

While the Corporation denies that developments and investments on its periphery are part of an expansion, its officials have described land it has bought as part of a "path of progress" from the City's existing boundaries.

The periphery showed part of normal adrenal tissue and fat.

However, recent works have demonstrated that this ENK-ir periphery is part of the striosomal compartment [36], [53], and this may be emphasized by the fact that several striosomes are uniformly stained for ENK.

Most of the eurozone remains mired in a severe recession – now spreading from the periphery to parts of the core.

The tension between the centre and the periphery, or parts of it, is constantly felt in almost every aspect of Spanish politics, and for many it is deadly serious.

Interestingly, CRT was preferentially localized to cell periphery-associated parts of ER, such as plasmodesmata, in maize roots [22].