Sentence examples for secondary extension from inspiring English sources

Numerous secondary extension twins formed within the primary contraction twins and some tertiary contraction twins within the secondary extension twins.

If only such uninteresting constructs are available to make a difference in secondary extension, P and Q, despite being not strictly synonymous, might be more synonymous than a pair of predicates for which we are able to find interesting compounds (as in the case of "centaur" and "unicorn").

Vacuolation was diffusely present in lesion areas lacking AQP4 and GFAP (Fig.  4d); it was observed only at the peri-vascular areas in early lesions (Fig.  4b) with disintegrated GFAP-positive foot processes, suggesting that the lesions of this model are of vasculocentric origin, with BBB disruption, followed by secondary extension of neutrophil infiltration and tissue vacuolation.

All of the chief kinds of literature epic, tragedy, comedy, lyric, satire, history, biography, and prose narrative were established by the Greeks and Romans, and later developments have for the most part been secondary extensions.

Hence, by Goodman's criterion, the secondary extensions of "bachelor" and "unmarried man" differ because the primary extensions of at least one of their compounds do.

The primary extensions of "unicorn" and "centaur" are the same (the null-extension), but their secondary extensions do differ: the compounds "unicorn-picture" and "centaur-picture" differ in extension.

The podocyte cell body forms primary and secondary extensions, which form foot processes that interdigitate with those of neighboring podocytes and that are attached to each other by the slit diaphragm.

Neural morphology was distinguished from the normal cell morphology by a number of criteria, including the refractile appearance of the cells, the presence of either bipolar or multipolar neurite-like projections (with the projection at least equal to or exceeding the diameter of the soma) and the occasional presence of secondary extensions.

In total, these secondary extensions resulted in the inclusion of 13 RCTs, four of which were designated "commercial-in-confidence" and not disclosed (TAR, Chapter 6).

Secondary tumour extension to the masticator space is also common and may occur by direct extension or by perineural tumoral spread.

Primary or secondary tumour extension to the masticator space may extend intracranially along the mandibular nerve through the foramen ovale.