(1) In pulpous nerve fibres periaxonal alterations and Wallerian degeneration predominated.
(2) This study was undertaken to investigate the mineral phase of spherulitic calcifications discovered in the pulpous mesenchyme of human primary molars by microradiography.
(3) The role of the "nucleus" is performed by the internal layer of the ID wall, which possesses a system of processes and a forming peculiar pulpous complex, which ensures the ID adaptation to various changes in position of the vertebral locomotor segment.
(4) Postmortem findings, following slaughter, included catarrhal enteritis, toxic liver dystrophy, scattered pulpous tumours in the spleen, and interstitial nephritis.
(5) The pulpous complex is surrounded with a united fibrillar carcass of hyalin laminae and fibrous-cartilagenous ring; together with the carcass it forms an elastic layer between the vertebral bodies.
(6) Morphologic signs relatively specific for SLE, such as fibrinoid necrosis of the connective tissue and vessels, nuclear pathology, as well as myelin changes of pulpous membrnes of nerve fibers and formation of micronecroses in the brain tissue, were observed most frequently in autoimmune crisis conditions.
(7) This results in changes occurring in the ultrastructure of axones of the pulpous and, to a lesser extent,pulpousless nerve fibers.
Pulpy
Definition:
(n.) Like pulp; consisting of pulp; soft; fleshy; succulent; as, the pulpy covering of a nut; the pulpy substance of a peach or a cherry.
Example Sentences:
(1) The findings were as follows: With the exception of four, the size and weight of the patients were within the norm; 20 passed frequent stools of pulpy consistency; 16 suffered from disturbances of continence; 14 developed severe, partially recurrent enteritis.
(2) There's a bit on the pulpy flamboyance of Italy's giallo thrillers, a segment on Argento's peerlessly tasteless memorabilia shop ("Is that a torso?")
(3) In our patients we noticed pulpy swelling of the fascia after myringoplastic surgery with fascia and Vicryl mesh.
(4) Their debut album, 2010's Crazy For You, mixed Phil Spector dynamics with scuzzy lo-fi guitars, and one of its breakout hits, Our Deal, provided Drew Barrymore with her first gig as a music video director, with an extended clip starring Chloë Moretz in a pulpy gang wars tale.
(5) Your body will decompose to a grey, pulpy mulch that will fertilise the soil the next generation will nonchalantly trample over on its way to the hologram shop.
(6) Functional results were good: 87% of patients were able to eat solid or pulpy food post-operatively.
(7) Despite the consensus that The Mask of Dimitrios is "Ambler's finest novel", as the blurb on the back of the pulpy, now out-of-print Pan Classic Crime edition of 10 years ago put it, it is in some ways the least satisfactory of the prewar novels being reissued by Penguin.
(8) In the outer dry coloured skins protocatechuic acid reaches concentrations up to 2% of plant material; the internal pulpy tissues show lower concentrations (ca.
(9) Se7en promised a pulpy police procedural but twisted to become a devastating morality tale.
(10) On gross examination the cervical intervertebral disks in the horse miss a pulpy nucleus but consist of a fibrocartilaginous tissue only, which is in contrast to literature.
(11) Intragastric administration of lithium carbonate to pregnant rats immediately after confirmation of pregnancy resulted in high incidence of cleft palate, growth retardation, brain liquification and pulpy brain, hepatomegaly and digital abnormalities, when compared to the saline-treated controls.