rostrally

Examples of rostral

rostral
Fetal occipital cortical neurons transplanted to the rostral cortex can extend and maintain a pyramidal tract axon.
Only on the rostral part of the fragment is a patch of the compacta of the crest preserved.
Axons of the third and fourth types had only a rostral branch that targeted the pallidal complex.
Almost half of the cells are distributed rostral to the oculomotor nucleus, both in and lateral to the anteromedian nucleus.
The expression patterns were similar among animals and throughout the rostral to caudal levels of the coronal sections.
A large rostral cartilage inserting into the frontal cradle was probably located distally on the posterior margin of the ascending process of the premaxilla.
However, areas of the rostral anterior cingulate extending to the anterior medial prefrontal cortex were more activated by sad targets.
After embedding in paraffin, serial 20 m thick transverse sections were cut along the whole rostral-caudal axis of the brainstem and mounted.
It is commonly regarded that caudal cortical motor areas concern relatively simple movements, whereas rostral motor areas control complex movements.
Quantitative analyses of thalamic and cortical origins of neurons projecting to the rostral and caudal forelimb motor areas in the cerebral cortex of rats.
The limited information available suggests that tooth size increased towards the rostral end of the jaws, supporting the observation based on alveolus size above.
This structure lies in direct contact with the crowns themselves and increases in prominence towards the rostral ends of the upper and lower jaws.
Fetal occipital cortical neurones transplanted to the rostral cortex can extend and maintain a pyramidal tract axon.
Only its most rostral part reaches into the inferior arcuate sulcus and thus overlaps with area 44.
The functional divergence of these two cholinergic systems may, therefore, occur rostral to the pons.
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