Sentence examples for tissue at the tip from inspiring English sources

Unlike the penis, the clitoris does not contain the urethra for excretion of urine; it does have a rounded elevation of tissue at the tip known as the glans clitoridis.

Neural extracellular multi-unit recordings proved the functionality of the microelectrode before and after the use of 3D MRI suggesting the preservation of normal brain tissue at the tip of the electrode.

For example, in many experiments, the final urine has a higher osmolality than that of the tissue at the tip of the papilla.

To avoid taking material from the elongation zone at the base of the leaf blade or senescent tissue at the tip of the leaves, leaf samples were harvested from the middle section of the blades of fully expanded green leaves (Degenkolbe et al. 2009).

Most of the imminent innovation in knee surgery has to do with replacing articular cartilage, the dense layer of protective tissue at the tips of the tibia and femur bones.

Petaloid tissues at the tip of the anthers (Fig. 4E G) or twin anthers were also observed, with fusions at various locations along the filaments (Fig. 4H I) and the formation of extra tissue (spur-like) at the junction between anther and filament (Fig. 4J).

At the margin of the lesion the cutting needle is advanced over the stylet, cutting through tissue without compressing it, followed by the pincer needle which slides over the cutting needle and cuts off the core of tissue at the needle tip (end-cut design); it also seals the tip of the cutting needle.

The new tissue deposited at the tip of the branches was enough to allow sampling of sclerites developed under novel conditions, thus the analysis excluded premature sclerites present at the very tip of the colony.

One such device, the Cellvizio (Mauna Kea Technologies, Paris, France) uses a galvanometric scanner to raster scan laser light across the proximal tip of a coherent fiber bundle to enable confocal fluorescence imaging of tissue at the distal tip of the device.

The dorsal injuries we observed were a combination of a separation of the ECU subsheath from the rest of the TFCC and an avulsion of the soft tissues inserting at the tip of the ulnar styloid with or without a styloid fracture.

RNA was isolated from developmentally staged C. fasciculata (MN98) shoot tips, roots, root tips, nodules, and nodules with associated root tissue at the point of attachment (Table S1, showing conditions and tissue photographs).