Sentence examples for Rare scattered from inspiring English sources

Rare scattered vacuolation of cardiac myofibres were interpreted to be within normal limits.

Rare scattered LacZ transduced cells were observed in the lung (see Figure  5), but these were localised within the upper lobes rather than spread evenly across all lobes.

Rare scattered CD1a+ cells were observed throughout the parenchyma SH (13 ± 11.85 cells/field) and CH (8 ± 9.63 cells/field) livers, whereas they were completely absent in CE biopsies (Fig.  2).

The Brennan Center for Justice published a report after the election showing that voting by non-citizens was rare, scattered, and largely accidental.

Granuloma formation was scored based on the number of granulomas per section: 0 = none, 1 = rare scattered portal and lobular granulomas (<5); 2, 5 to 10 granulomas; 3, 10 to 20 granulomas; 4, more than 20 granulomas.

Polymorphonuclear (PMN) leukocyte infiltration: 0 = no PMNs, 1 = rare scattered PMNs, 2 = more frequent scattered PMNs, 3 = small clusters of PMNs, 4 = larger clusters of PMNs, and 5 = sheets of PMNs (abscess).

Other sedentary hunter-gatherer societies are rare and scattered.

But otter evolution is not well understood, with fossils rare and scattered around the world.

The adverse events encountered with intravitreal injections of sirolimus were rare and scattered.

Following Scott (1980), they argue that appendix-like structures are relatively rare and scattered throughout the phylogeny of mammals, present in rabbits, opossums, and wombats in addition to humans and closely related primates.

The pleurocystidia (cystidia found on the gill face) are filamentous, 2.5 5 µm in diameter, and rare to scattered.