Sentence examples for skin extended from inspiring English sources

Long, bony fingers wrapped in honey-toned skin extended from his palms.

The mice were placed on a heated pad, and a double layer of skin extended perpendicular to the dorsum.

TRM formation was not dependent on local antigen recognition: OT-I CD8+ T cells with unrelated specificity and activated by concurrent skin infection with HSV ovalbumin showed similar upregulation of CD69 and CD103 in peritumoural skin (Extended Data Fig. 3a d).

Princess Fiona and Simone are the spawn of computer technology that has long been used to digitally retouch real-life film stars in magazines -- to clean up their skin, extend their limbs, shave off pounds and years.

In 1978, Fraydun Manocherian, a member of a family notable for renovation projects in an era of new construction, bought 39 Whitehall and planned to cover the 1887 facade with a glass skin, extending the building to 17 stories, with a health club on the lower floors and offices above.

The space of the body is the skin extending itself into space; it is skin becoming space thus, the extreme proximity between things and the body.

Locked onto the sound, the bats would swoop in and snatch the fly pair with a "prey pocket" formed from the excess skin extending from their tail, in a process called gleaning.

Momoh writes: [As a result, the entrance to the vagina] is obliterated by a drum of skin extending across the orifice except for a small hole.

Growing to 60 cm long, this small, stocky shark has a wide, flattened head with a rounded snout and a large flap of skin extending from before the nostrils to the mouth.

The dorsal-fin muscle occupies most of the space dorsal to the vertebral column under the subcutaneous gelatinous layer and skin, extending from the head to the anterior edge of the caudal-fin-like structure (Fig. 3C).

Both of these tumor models induced growth of large red-colored blood vessels in the skin extending several cm between the primary tumor and regional draining LNs.