Sentence examples for thick basal from inspiring English sources

At the s0 level and further rostrally, medial cells are spindle-shaped (Figure 1A), their nuclei are oval and not aligned basally (Figure 1C), N-cadherin is restricted apically (Figure 1A), and thick basal tapering extensions connect these cells to surrounding tissues (Figure 1D).

The discovery well was drilled through evaporites of Permian age (about 251 million to 299 million years old) into a thick basal Permian sandstone that was gas-productive.

The fourth layer is the innermost zone that rests on and couples with a thick basal lamina.

An extensive, thick basal clay/silty clay layer at around 300 m depth marks the division between the aquifers above and below this aquitard.

Nickel sulphide mineralisation is located in structural embayments or troughs at the base of thick basal komatiite lava flows at the Victor ore body, Kambalda, Western Australia.

Comparison between the PRP+cells and PRP groups showed that the PRP+cells-treated wound was more mature as indicated by the presence of thinner epidermis with single cell layer thick basal keratinocytes and less cellular dermis.

Tephra was dispersed to the east of MSH; the dark-coloured tephra was deposited over Washington, only noted as a millimetre-thick basal layer at the WA-ID border by Sarna‐ Wojcickiet al. (1981a).

This deformed interval (ca. 0.75 m thick) consists of basal massive sand and overlying silt (Fig. 7a).

Dauer larvae also possess a cuticle that is structurally distinct from other life-stages, with a thick, highly striated basal zone and specialized lateral alae.

Sharpe [ 112] depicted Reichenow's Stammbaum of class Aves as small boughs emerging at multiple points from four thick, poorly differentiated basal "stems".

Early in metamorphosis, the disappearance of the blastocoel is correlated with the formation of a thick layer of basal lamina, which contains thick electron-dense fibers and rests on fibrous ECM (Fig.  7b).