Sentence examples for underlying skin from inspiring English sources

In most animals, including our close kin the chimpanzee, melanocyte production centers on the hair follicles, coloring the fur while leaving the underlying skin pale.

Melanin serves as the skin's primary defense against excess ultraviolet radiation, and tanning is the result of stepped-up melanin production, the body's frantic effort to protect the DNA molecules of underlying skin cells from gluttonous doses of sun.

Blisters can commonly result from pressure and friction on sites such as the palms or soles; they are produced when friction causes an upper skin layer to move back and forth over an underlying skin layer.

Necrotizing fasciitis, rapidly spreading infection of the underlying skin and fat layers caused by a variety of pathogenic bacteria, principally Streptococcus pyogenes, also known as the group A streptococcus.

An improved design creates a bump shape to avoid direct contact between the cast and the underlying skin.

The Orthodox view is that proper scales (kaskeses; Orthodox Union 2013) must be able to be removed without tearing the underlying skin and be visible to the naked eye.

The similarities between RDEB-affected and aged skin also implicate that the study of rare skin diseases may also yield novel insight into the mechanisms underlying common skin diseases and skin aging.

Bring the edges of the skin together (the empty blister is a better protection for the underlying burned skin).

When EMG is acquired from electrodes mounted directly on the skin, the signal is a composite of all the muscle fiber action potentials occurring in the muscles underlying the skin.

The simulations indicated that the hottest gases would not flow to the bottom of the gouge and that the temperatures of the underlying aluminum skin would remain safe.

Correction: July 20, 2003, Sunday An article last Sunday about the science underlying new skin care treatments misidentified the main ingredient in some products sold by dermatologists.