Sentence examples for 1 arrows from inspiring English sources

SVCT2 staining in infarcted brain tissue appeared in short, linear, occasionally branched structures reminiscent of capillaries (Fig. 1, arrows).

In addition to a diffuse weak and heterogeneous nuclear staining, several areas of very intense TO-PRO-3 labeling were clearly apparent within the nucleus (Fig. 1, arrows).

In dissociating cells, dense β-catenin immunostaining can be observed in a perinuclear compartment residing at one side of the nucleus (Figure 1; arrows).

At the histologic level this mutant formed a thin, interrupted biofilm on the dorsal surface of the tongue (Fig. 1, arrows).

Foci of inflammatory infiltrates comprised of cells with characteristic small cell size and little cytoplasm were observed in the interductal stroma and appeared more abundant in the prostates from old animals (Figure 1, arrows).

Cilengitide, but not EMD135981, caused loss of αVβ3 from paxillin-positive focal adhesions and promoted the appearance of thin, αVβ3-positive and paxillin negative linings at the cell edge (Figure 1, arrows).

hPepT1 and GLUT2 protein expression was determined via immunogold EM (Fig. 4, PepT1 = arrows, GLUT2 = arrowheads).

Specific oligonucleotides are stored in the database (Fig. 1, arrow 5).

In the first three rounds, each archer shoots 18 arrows.

A good archer, carrying between 60 and 72 arrows, could let loose as many as 20 aimed arrows a minute, which meant that barrages were short but intense.

"Once we get into the elimination, even if it's No.1 versus No.64, it's only 18 arrows.