The pathologist compared tissue samples from both renal cortices to determine the extent of the damage.

Functional MRI scans revealed that both motor cortices became active during the finger-tapping task.

Neuroimaging studies show that visual cortices activate differently when processing complex scenes.

The anterior cingulate cortices exhibited synchronized activity during the experiment.

Researchers recorded synchronized activity across the somatic sensory cortices during the tactile discrimination task.

The surgeon examined the corticalis to ensure there was no damage.