Sentence examples for superior layer from inspiring English sources

For the rest of particles (not in the top layer), their attractors are particles in their immediate superior layer.

From the greater curvature of the stomach, two layers of peritoneum join and form an apron-like structure that hangs inferiorly anterior to the small bowel, then doubles back upon itself to fuse with the superior layer of the transverse mesocolon (Fig. 1) [2].

Immunohistochemistry detected that NK-1R mRNA localizes near the tracheal epithelium superior layer cell surface, mucosa, blood vessel epithelial cells, inflammatory cell surface, smooth muscle cells, and gland cell surface.

We scored 12 rats (6 OVX, 6 sham-operated) according to Mankin and Colombo's criteria by assessing the cartilage surface (loss of superior layer, fibrillation, and erosion), the cartilage matrix (territorial loss, interterritorial loss, and vascularization), and the chondrocytes (loss, disorganization, and clones).

The ODDs employ the ontology definitions from the superior layers, as explained before, by importing and using them.

The likely explanation for this fact is that the long exposure time associated with the reduced irradiance in the first period of the activation increased the conversion at the superior layers and turned difficult the light diffusion within this 2 mm layer, reducing the conversion/KHN at 3 mm.

K3 is a differentiated cell marker [11], which is usually found expressed in superior layers of limbal epithelium, and throughout central corneal epithelium.

Epithelial cells stained with K3 were detected in limbal superior layers, but absent in the basal cell layers (Figure 1C); K3 positive cells were highly expressed in the central cornea, and present throughout all the epithelial cell layers (Figure 1D).

To analyze granular and supragranular content, we dissected and extracted the superior layers of posterior adult mouse cortex and performed IP by using cross-linked magnetic beads.

However, it is unlikely that this subpopulation underlies the high MCDI seen in V2: the targets of infragranular V1 (Felleman and Van Essen, 1991) are the superior colliculus (layer 5) and the lateral geniculate (layer 6), while the inputs to V2 arise mainly from layers 2, 3, and 4b, where the MCDI is low.

Independently, anatomical evidence supports this view: the targets of infragranular V1 (Felleman and Van Essen (1991)) are the superior colliculus (layer 5) and the lateral geniculate (Layer 6); while the inputs to V2 arise mainly from layers 2, 3, and 4b, where the MCDI is low.