-rimmed

rim | American Dictionary

rim
noun[ C ]
us/rɪm/
the outer edge of something, esp. of something curved or circular:
The rim of this cup is chipped.

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Morphologically, the lymphocytes are characterized by a rim of cytoplasm and a prominent nucleus, with partly condensed chromatin structures without a nucleolus.
They were 12-cm square at the upper rim, 11-cm square at the lower rim and 5 cm in height.
The pots were buried so that their rims were flush with the surface.
These cells show an irregularly outlined nucleus, a large nucleolus and condensations of chromatin accumulating at the nuclear rim.
In order to allow an accurate examination of the retinal periphery, particular care was taken to maintain the integrity of the retinal rim during dissection.
Their nuclei were round to slightly oval, encircled by a thin rim of cytoplasm containing relatively few organelles.
In such a case, there is justification for modifying the intensity, sequencing or riming of macroeconomic policy reforms, to reduce environmental harm.
Such models normally prescribe the oxygen tension at the proliferating rim and may involve 'compartmentalising' the tumour into proliferating, quiescent and necrotic regions.
The blotting paper collected virtually all the droplets formed from the rim by the shedding in flight and from the final implosion of the rim.
Head with black scales and a creamy coloured rim to the eyes, broadest laterally.
Proximal defects had little or no inferior rim separating the window from the arterial valves at the level of the commissures.
Viewed from this ventricle, both ventricular septal defects have complete muscular rims.
From a four-chamber view, the flap valve of the primary septum was easily identified, as well as the rim of the oval foramen.
But the rim of the left-sided disc reaches only 7 mm outside the stent.
The defect should have infolded or septal rims of suitable dimensions for the anchorage of the chosen device.
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