Sentence examples for surface of the cortex from inspiring English sources

All these entities can manifest with periosteal reaction and/or cortical disruption at the periosteal surface of the cortex.

This approach generates an enclosing surface around each hemisphere and computes the 'local' difference in surface between this surface and the pial surface of the cortex.

The overview includes electroencephalogram (EEG) electrodes and epicortical brain machine interfaces to record local field potentials (LFPs) from the surface of the cortex as well as intracortical needle electrodes that are intended to record single-unit activity.

Magnetic resonance imaging studies of patients at 3 months following this procedure have demonstrated intense vascularization of the endosteal surface of the cortex, with new blood vessels progressing circumferentially from the periphery of the haematoma, centrally into the canal (Rankine et al. 2015).

To study the retinotopic map in the model imagine superimposing a perfectly square grid on the surface of the cortex.

The proximal dendritic domain has a diameter above 2 µm with a very low number of spines and extends up to near the surface of the cortex.

The resulting dipoles clustered in the white matter midway between the lateral and medial surfaces of the cortex, deep in the Rolandic areas.

In addition to preserving bone surface morphology, the surfaces of the cortex design scaffolds exhibited nutrient vessel-like structures (white arrow, Figure 5), resulting from the removal of the out resin lattice struts in the cortex design resin mold.

Destruction of the callosum was generally accompanied by some ventricular dilatation in the vicinity of the lesion, and the mesial surfaces of the cortex overlying the lesion showed some damage.

Spectrin labeling is restricted to the surface of oogonia, the cortex of post-pachytene oocytes and later accumulates on the cytoplasm of pre-vitellogenic and vitellogenic oocytes.

Gyrification index is a measure of the ratio between the surface area of the cortex, relative to a simulated enclosing surface that surrounds the cortex (e.g., [14, 15, 16, 17, 18]).