Sentence examples for spanning the thickness from inspiring English sources
The inner lining of this neural tube is packed with cells radial glia, which have fine processes spanning the thickness of the tube.
Figure 3 Cross-sectional scanning electron micrographs in (a) and (b) showing the regular nanocolumnar grains spanning the thickness of the film (observed at specimen tilt of 9°).
Stacks of optical sections spanning the thickness of the rostral-most PSM and recently formed somites were acquired using a 20x/0.7NA dry or a 40x/1.4NA oil-immersion objectives.
For post-natal cell counts, equal-sized images spanning the thickness of the somatosensory cortex were taken at the same lateral distance from the midline.
A series of z-sections were taken spanning the thickness of the cell with intervals between sections set at 0.7 µm.
He identified migrating neurons by their newly-synthesized, radioactive DNA and painstakingly reconstructed the sections, to show that the cells climb onto elongated cells called radial glia, which span the thickness of the tube to contact its inner and outer surfaces and they then crawl, amoeba-like, along the radial glial fibres to the outer surface.
Hence, tissue engineered cartilage scaffolds should be able to span the thickness of native cartilage to fill defects of all shapes and sizes.
It has been found that SrCrO4 particles can form clusters that extend a few hundred microns in the plane of the film, span the thickness of the film and have fractal characteristics.
These cells span the thickness of the retina, and appear well placed to interact with all of the different types of neuron in the retina.
A stretch of six residues is the minimum proposed to be sufficient for the β-strands in bacterial porins to span the thickness of a lipid bilayer [ 60].
In order to make this solid cylindrical container electrically conducting, a dense array of 8 mm long, 0.25 mm diameter gold-plated copper wires (Griffin, Germany) is embedded in the resin so as to span the thickness of the container wall.
