0 past simple and past participle of thicken
Younger pods have less thickened cell walls that could be penetrated more easily and are believed to have more accessible sap.
Within the nucleus, the chromatin appears as coarse strands and closely-packed lamellae and the nuclear envelope is thickened and irregularly folded.
The heart showed thickened leaflets of the tricuspid valve with normal annular insertions.
The valve is thickened; there is fusion of the commissures; and the border is edematous, scarred and contracted with small vegetations.
Approximately 5 % of the alveolar lining was thickened, lacked capillaries and contained abundant interstitial fibrils.
The aortic tissue was grossly abnormal and thickened.
Quantitative research can too easily become its own end, but in this case it has been thickened with enough observation to round out the picture.
Again it resembles the quadratic case or the case when m = 1 and thickened puzzles could be constructed likewise.
