Sentence examples for reached layers from inspiring English sources

Digging among the orchards and vineyards of modern villages, archaeologists reached layers of sediment 10 feet deep bearing classical pottery along with seashells and other marine remains.

In control transfected brains (n = 3) 49.3 ± 0.8% of cGFP-positive cells reached layers II IV.

Because improper laminar position might affect dendritic arborization, we focused analysis on a small subset of Gsk3-deleted neurons that reached layer 2/3.

Note that the histograms for controls Figure 2 and Figure 6 figure supplement 1 (based on a total of 10 control animals) all look very similar reflecting the fact that almost all Cux1 neurons have reached Layer 2 3 by P0 in control mice.

The data show that the vadose zone contains seasonal perched water tables that form when downward percolating water reaches layers of fine grained sandstone and siltstone and causes local saturation.

Cux-1 neurons reach layer 2/3 in both controls and Dvl123 Neurod6 triple mutants.

(B B' ) Coronal sections at P10 after E14.5 electroporation, as in A. Gsk3 -deleted neurons remain in the deeper layers of the cortical plate and fail to reach layer 2/3 (denoted with yellow bars).

Only the largest hippocampal injection (ACy28) had terminal label in dorsal area 30 [layers I and III(IV ], which occasionally extended medially to reach layer III of area 23.

At the caudal limit of the hippocampus (Fig. 5C), labeled fibers ran through the molecular (plexiform) layer in the most dorsolateral part of the subiculum to reach layer I of ventral area 29a c, i.e., in the caudomedial lobule, where additional label was present in layer III (IV) of the same area (Figs. 5B,C).

Some of these cells have been imprinted as potential secretors as a result of the earlier Gierer Meinhardt process, and those that reach layer II/III will secrete the appropriate activator morphogen and so contribute to the formation of a patch.

These extractions often continue upon total removal of granular layers and reaching clay layers.