Sentence examples for wider cells from inspiring English sources

In the solid state transformation, γ grew from δ phase as plate like cells with small tip radii at low growth rates but as wider cells with flat interface at a velocity of 30 μm/s.

In wider cells, the layer with highest stress (red) is approximately symmetric along the half-width of the cell, increasing in depth towards both edges and greater towards the downwelling edge.

Two different module designs were used, one with wider cells (8 mm) and one with narrower cells(3.7 mm).The narrow structure had a current extraction metal sub-electrode in the middle of the module, and a tandem series connection of 4 or 5 cells was used for a fixed total module area.

The cuticle consists of narrow rows of mainly rectangular to narrow elongated cells (about 90 μm long and 35 mm wide) (costal areas) and broader areas (intercostal areas) with wider cells of rectangle elongated shape (about 70 μm long and 35 μm wide).

They were thought to be "self-radicalised", rather than members of a wider cell.

Mainly it stresses how little Beckett knew of the wider cell outside his immediate circle of friends.

This review aims to introduce ascidian notochord morphogenesis as an interesting model system to study the cell biology of tube formation, to a wider cell and developmental biology community.

However, this does not preclude the regulation of wider cell functions in certain cell types.

Requirement for a wider cell stress context for γδ T cell recognition potentially restrains these immune cells and provides a failsafe against autoimmune reactions.

Proliferation of secondary parietal cells would be followed by a third periclinal division to generate a thin cell middle layer and a wider cell tapetal layer.

Early studies attributed such effects to the acquisition of essential Fe from the environment, but more recent findings have implicated wider cell interactions.