Sentence examples for projecting outside from inspiring English sources
This suggests the existence of a subgroup of GnRH cells projecting outside the blood brain barrier activated during the steroid-induced LH surge but not during mating.
Experiments were designed to investigate whether GnRH cells projecting outside the blood brain barrier or those projecting within the brain are activated during the steroid-induced LH surge or mating in female mice.
When reviewing carotid MDCTA scans, it should be kept in mind that hyperdense material projecting outside the vascular lumen may represent either a focal calcification or a true ulceration.
They also cite fragile pieces of organic material projecting outside some coal balls, contending that if the drift theory was correct, the projections would have been destroyed, and some large coal balls are large enough that they could never have been able to be transported in the first place.
Consistently with the evolution of the bone response observed in the first experiment, tibiae xenografted with Nog-KD clones showed enhanced radiodensity of the residual bone and pronounced bone spiculae projecting outside the cortex (Figure S3A and B).
In contrast, in the tibiae xenografted with the Nog-KD clones an evident increase in radiodensity of the residual bone and, in addition, development of bone spiculae projecting outside the cortex was invariably observed (Figure 3A and B).
If the MLC rounded leaf travels close to the central axis, the 50% dose position gains attenuation and will be projected outside X mlc, p on X j.
No other activity requires the driver's awareness to be projected outside the vehicle.
Godard told the audience to come and watch his own cut of the movie, which he would project outside.
Some lizards and snakes develop a true tooth that projects outside the row of other teeth, helps the young to hatch, and then is shed.
A previously unseen thin brace-like shell on the south detected at 24 μm is projected outside the radio border and confines the southern faint X-ray emission.
