Sentence examples for thick leaflets from inspiring English sources
A small regurgitant orifice is visible between the mildly thick leaflets.
Other features are: redundant and thick leaflets; eccentric coaptation of leaflets; annular dilation; decreased change of annular size between diastole and systole and enlarged RA.
At the same time, the average thickness where both leaflets are ordered increases, reaching ∼45 Å. Examining the distribution of bilayer thicknesses clearly shows the bimodal behaviour (Fig. 5c) and further suggests that the Lo and Ld domains get thicker or thinner, respectively, as the simulations progress and they get larger.
A finger-pricked blood sample from each subject was taken for the two types of RDTs, according to the RDT manufacturer's instructions (leaflet enclosed within the kit) and a blood film (thick and thin) for the microscope examination following the World Health Organization (WHO) guideline [ 21].
The density within the neck may be membrane leaflets or viral contents such as the matrix layer, which is intact as evidenced by the thick envelope around the virus's periphery.
As you sift through the usual stack of takeout leaflets and the previous tenant's coupons, it becomes clear what's wrong: You come across a big thick cream envelope, actually addressed to you, with your full name written out on the front of it in calligraphy.
As you sift through the usual stack of takeaway leaflets and the previous tenant's Nectar vouchers, it becomes clear what's wrong: you come across a big thick cream envelope, actually addressed to you, with your full name written out on the front of it in calligraphy.
"Carnegie Hall UNFAIR," read the leaflets.
Thick carpets, thicker curtains.
