Sentence examples for segment elongation from inspiring English sources

Conclusion: Demonstrated increased lower uterine segment and cervical prostaglandin H synthase 2 abundances would promote lower uterine segment elongation and cervical effacement.

To deal with the contradictive demands of high feeding efficiency and low energy expenditure during nectar feeding, the glossal surface of a honeybee undergoes shape changes, in which glossal hairs erect together with segment elongation in a drinking cycle.

To investigate whether dendrites elongated at the tip (terminal elongation) or by each segment throughout the entire dendrite (segment elongation), image sequences were compared to measure time-dependent changes in the segment length and translocation of distal tips.

These areas were attributed to either signal loss due to subretinal fluid, PED, outer segment photoreceptor elongation, or due to focal atrophy of the choriocapillaris secondary to compression by the enlarged vessels from the outer choroid.

Leeches have 34 segments, and elongation occurs by the subdivision of these segments.

When the molecular weight of the soft segment is 1684, elongation and extensile strength at break are 2300% and 51,000 N/cm2, respectively.

During segment formation and elongation of the larva, this expression domain expands posteriorly and laterally.

It was reported that the rearrangement toward the binocular segment resulted from the elongation of RGC axons within the LGN, whereas that toward the monocular segment involved aberrant axons that originated directly from the optic tract [56].

This ultimately brings the retinoic acid (RA -producing segmented RA -producingsegmentedty to the tail bud, potentially accounting foregiontermination of segmentation and axis elongation.

Elongation of segments was considered as a change of the distance between two adjacent spinous processes.

This material, composed of a complex lipid which is probably disintegrating outer segments [ 15], was associated with elongation and disorganization of the photoreceptor segments.