invagination in a sentence

1. They arise five weeks after conception as bilateral invaginations of the walls.

2. In fact, this geometry corresponds to that of the invaginations of the inner membrane.”

3. Because of the invagination, this is comparable to the expansive urge of the penis to penetrate fully.

4. De Renzis and his group inhibit the naturally occurring invagination process to understand its driving factors.

5. With their new method, it is not only possible to stop invagination before it happens, but also to stop it mid-process.

6. Therefore, when some of the processes, such as invagination, are not completed at this stage, it can cause organ malformation.

7. In worse cases, it comes to an intestinal invagination (intussusception), studies speak of one to five cases per 100,000 vaccinated infants (NEJM: Yih et al., 2014).