The neuroanatomist traced the patterns of sulci on the cerebral cortex to study brain development.

During the dissection, the anatomist carefully measured the cruciate sulci to compare cortical organization between species.

The neurologist compared the central sulci between the two hemispheres to identify subtle asymmetries.

In the MRI scans, the lateral sulci appeared unusually widened on the left side, suggesting localized cortical atrophy.

The paleobotanist described the fossil stem as sulciform, with longitudinal grooves running its length.

Researchers observed sulcification in the developing primate brain during the second trimester.