Sentence examples for through the sac from inspiring English sources
When the stapes is moved inward by the columella at one phase of a sound vibration, the fluid of the otic capsule is displaced, causing a pressure change that, after passing through the sac containing the auditory endings, continues in a circuitous course to the external surface of the stapes.
These cells did not slip through the SAC for at least 48 hours, demonstrating that SAC slippage occurs indeed due to APC/C specific Cyclin B1 degradation.
Under the AMCD treatment, cells either die in mitosis or exit mitosis, slipping through the SAC, without or abnormally dividing.
After an extended time of mitotic arrest, cells either die in mitosis by apoptosis or leak through the SAC by adaptation or mitotic slippage [ 9] which has been associated with resistance to antimitotic drugs [ 34].
A major mechanism for resistance is believed to reside in the ability of cancer cells to slip through the SAC and exit mitosis prematurely despite malformed spindles, thus resisting killing by limiting mitosis duration.
A large vein, the azygos, which receives oxygen-poor blood from the chest wall and the bronchi, opens into the superior vena cava close to the point at which the latter passes through the pericardium, the sac that encloses the heart.
13, 15, 16, 26, 27, 39, 40 Once inside the yolk sac cavity, uterine nutrients are taken up by the yolk sac endoderm and transported to the embryo through the yolk sac vasculature.
Small amounts of virus RNA also were detected in the lung and left air sac from a few chicks and poults early after infection through the air sac (Table), which most likely represent residual inoculum.
Discontinuity in the anterior wall of the uterus on a sagittal view of the uterus running through the gestational sac.
The contrast then diffuses out through the dura sac before leaking through dural holes.
Cloacal and oropharyngeal swab samples from poultry infected oculo-oronasally, through the air sac, or by contact with pigs were collected daily.
