Sentence examples for thin layer of tissue from inspiring English sources

A thin layer of tissue, the pericardium, covers the outside, and another layer, the endocardium, lines the inside.

These parallel grooves conceal the fact that the cerebellar cortex is actually a continuous thin layer of tissue tightly folded in the style of an accordion.

Young specimens have a thin layer of tissue called an epiphragm that covers the top of the peridium; it wears off at maturity to expose the peridioles within.

For vSVZ, a thin layer of tissue was dissected out along the lower half of the lateral wall of the lateral ventricle rostral to the hippocampus.

The sub-conjunctiva is a thin layer of tissue between the sclera (a tough fibrous opaque tissue sometimes known as the white of the eye) and the overlying conjunctiva (a clear mucous membrane which extends to cover the underside of the eyelids to acts as a lubricating layer and an immune barrier).

Subcutaneous implantation of PEDOT in mice model demonstrated the absence of inflammatory response after one week and the formation of a thin layer of tissue capsule after 28 days [ 19].

Ms. Crow, 50, mentioned her condition in offhand comments to an audience at a recent concert and her publicist later confirmed that she has a meningioma, a tumor common in middle-aged women that grows in thin layers of tissue around the brain and spinal cord, The Associated Press reported.

Such short-pulsed lasers are useful for imaging fluorescent molecules inside the top layer of tissues, as well as for ablating thin layers of tissue.

This review of trials sought to address whether to routinely suture these thin layers of tissue or not after delivering a baby by caesarean section.

In particular, in every patient examined there was substantial prominence of the tissue at the junction between the carrier corneal tissue and the keratoprosthesis, with variable extension of a thinner layer of tissue onto the front plate of the device.

A thin layer of inflammatory tissue was present at all PEG-tissue interfaces, effectively reducing the area available for tissue growth.