Sentence examples for a microscopic inspection from inspiring English sources
He and his colleagues made a microscopic inspection of fossils of feathers from extinct birds.
A microscopic inspection revealed numerous disintegrated acini in RHOA-deficient acinar populations and, to a lesser extent, among CDC42-deficient acini, specifically when Myc was activated.
Suspected cancerous lesions or tumours may be biopsied and sent to a pathologist for histological examination and a microscopic inspection for the presence of cancerous cells.
A microscopic inspection of foam did indeed show a lot of filamentous structures (Figure 6b) which could probably be the foam-forming agents in this case.
The 3T3-L1 cells were fully differentiated by 6 days, and the accumulation of lipids was visualized with a microscopic inspection and Oil-red O staining. Oil-red O staining
Interestingly, a careful microscopic inspection of the monolayers revealed subtle differences in the way that these latter peptides change the monolayer morphology.
Nobody could make "Andrei Rublev," which closes with a jewel-bright, microscopic inspection of Russian religious icons — unearthing modernist details in the medieval — and still merit the charge of iconoclasm.
In the present study, CAF treatment remarkably reduced the level of Oil-red O staining in a dose-dependent manner, and microscopic inspection revealed a significant decrease in the level of accumulated intracellular triglyceride.
Assessment of mutational load using our panel of LOH mutational markers may be a useful adjunct to microscopic inspection of biopsy specimens, and thereby, improve patient management.
The endosteum remained intact after the completion of the cochleostomy in both cases as confirmed intraoperatively by an experienced surgeon through microscopic inspection as shown in Figure 4.
The test - microscopic inspection of a few cells scraped off the cervix - is not very sensitive and can easily miss changes, either because the cells sampled don't show them or because they arise in the three to five years between screens.
