Sentence examples for the normal structure of the from inspiring English sources
It is a true-crime drama, which refuses the normal structure of the police procedural or forensic shocker.
While DHA is believed to be important for the normal structure of the brain, EPA appears to play a vital part in the day-to-day running of this organ.
After irradiation, C. neoformans cells suffered photo-thermal damages and the normal structure of the cells were destroyed.
The normal structure of the gingiva was formed within the first year after disinclusion and remained constant during the follow-up period.
Although cell lines have the advantage that they can be expanded and grow faster to monolayers, three-dimensional (3D -organotypic cell culture models better mimic the normal structure of the bronchial epithelium with a large ALI, which includes a pseudo-stratified phenotype containing ciliated and non-ciliated cells [7].
And you retain the normal structure of the sleep (since there's no sedation involved).
"We have found that we can influence wound healing with 'wnts' or other proteins that allow the skin to heal in a way that has less scarring and includes all the normal structures of the skin, such as hair follicles and oil glands, rather than just a scar," Cotsarelis told the Independent, in the United Kingdom.
In the present study, the normal structures of the kidney tubule, glomerulus, and other hematopoietic cells of kidney were found in a reference group (Figure 3e).
Within the normal structures of the mammary gland, TrkB protein was present in myoepithelial cells adjacent to the tumors as well as in the surrounding stroma (Figure 5A).
In the present study, the images were obtained using a low-field MRI magnet that showed adequate visualization of the normal structures of the tiger stifle joint.
The results of this study establish important ultrasonographic reference data of the normal structures of the distal limbs and the normal dimensions of the flexor tendons in Nellore and Girolando calves for use in clinical practice.
