Sentence examples for section arrows from inspiring English sources

The linear seismicity, with dip angle of about 70° to the northwest, is clearly seen at the cross section (arrows in cross sections along the lines B B′ and C C′ in Fig. 2) running along the Hinagu fault in the Takano Shirahata region.

In addition, a subset of neurons containing neurofibrillary tangles labeled with AT8 (arrows, Figure 3C), also immunostains intensely for T417+ Elk-1 in an adjacent section (arrows, Figure 3D).

The migration defect in Gsk3 Neurod6 mutants was striking along the entire rostrol/caudal axis at E18.5, as observed in parasagittal sections (arrows).

Expression of rok CAT alone in clones did not substantially affect clone size compared with wild type, but showed mild disruption to differentiation, with Elav-positive cells detected in basal sections (arrows, Fig. 6A-Aii,B-Bii).

In the duodenum (Fig. 2D), colon and ileum (see below and data not shown), labeling appeared as a thin apical bar in longitudinal sections (arrowhead in Fig. 2D), and as a net-like meshwork in tangential sections (arrow in Fig. 2D, and data not shown) of enterocytes.

a Axial section (white arrows).

The plastic ring has notches that are angled causing the blade to turn as the prongs in the upper section (red arrows) move up and down.

One section is arrow-straight and undamaged while the other is bent backward like a hairpin, the steel so compromised that it flutters in a slight breeze.

Mineral apposition is verified on undecalcified sections (yellow arrows in Fig. 7F I).

When skin samples of newborn and adult rats were compared, it became obvious that immediately after birth GS is strongly expressed in stratum basale of rat scalp and much less intense in dermal fibroblasts as shown by confocal laser scanning (CLS) micrographs of newborn rat scalp sections (white arrows Figure 3A, B).

The images in Fig. 6 B-D show the circular cross-sections (black arrows) of the micro-channels ~10-20µm in diameter, that extend from the cornea toward the sclera, at different imaging depths within the limbus.