The phrase "a result of staining" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effects or consequences of a staining process, often in scientific or artistic contexts.
Example: "The discoloration observed on the fabric was a result of staining from the spilled wine."
Alternatives: "an effect of staining" or "a consequence of staining".
As shown in both our experimental results and in simulation, unequal staining effects for large muscles are a result of staining inefficiency over the short staining durations investigated previously.
As a result of staining a brown precipitate upon oxidation was formed, which is insoluble in aqueous and organic solvents [ 102, 103].
The perichromosomal layer is a little-studied structure whose existence was mentioned in classical studies of mitotic chromosomes (Schrader, 1944), but only became widely accepted once its constituents could be described as a result of staining with specific antibodies (Van Hooser et al., 2005).
As stain dries, a kind of "peach fuzz" will form as a result of stain, which you should work off with the steel wool, moving in gentle but even circles with the grain of the wood.
Embryo staining produced high background, probably as a result of longer staining times required to visualize the RNA expression; read count from the small RNA libraries indicated mir-0004 was present at low levels.
As a result of TRAP staining, RAW264.7 cells treated by RANKL alone or by RANKL with silica particles were almost all TRAP positive (Figure 3).
To avoid possible steric masking of APP as a result of synaptophysin staining, a sequential protocol was employed in which APP was labeled first.
In addition, the posterior skin surface at a depth of 4.2 cm is clearly visible in the image as a result of unintentional staining with methylene blue.
Immunofluorescence techniques are dependent on the quality of the antibodies used and often have higher background signal as a result of nonspecific staining.
The IDH1 R132H mutation-specific antibody shows high sensitivity and specificity [ 7, 22], but the IHC technique can be problematic in some cases, as a result of background staining or regional heterogeneity of IDH1 R132H protein expression [ 23].
Fluorescence observed in root tip cells as a result of morin staining depicts Al-accumulation while both light microscopy of Al-treated root tip cross sections and root tips stained with Evan's blue, which is a dye that measures extent of cell death, indicates cell death.
