Sentence examples for appearance characterized from inspiring English sources
The old quarters retain much of their medieval appearance, characterized by Gothic-fronted houses and the remains of towers and gateways with 13th- to 17th-century ramparts, which originally surrounded the city.
They share a common microscopic appearance characterized by epimyoepithelial islands and/or epithelial lined cysts in a lymphoid stroma.
They have a unique appearance characterized by abundant granular eosinophilic cytoplasm and hyperchromatic nucleus.
Cells stained with either CD11b, CD11c, or a combination of both cell markers, were found and confirmed to be DCs by their typical appearance characterized by cytoplasmic prolongations (Figure 7C, yellow arrows).
Physical examination showed feminine appearance characterized by female body fat distribution, high-pitched voice and eunuchoidal body proportions (height 175 cm, arm span 177 cm, BMI 27.2 kg/m).
Lobular carcinoma in situ (LCIS), defined by its distinctive histological appearance (characterized by small cells of low nuclear grade that fill and expand lobules without penetration of the basement membrane), was not included in the DCIS TMA.
This is in agreement with FAP-As and ASC-As general appearances, characterized by the presence of multiple lipid droplets in cytosol.
Following estrus, superficial and intermediate cells were notably reduced and the appearance of the vulval appearance was characterized by a pale, non-tumescent vulva and vaginal closure.
The amphibian ovary, which contains six or more central, hollow sacs that give it a lobed appearance, is characterized as saccular.
During a subsequent television appearance, Mr. Gargano characterized the condemnations that might occur as "friendly," meaning unchallenged, though several apartment owners have long said that they planned to fight the condemnations in court.
In particular, the grey appearance mostly characterized the semi-horizontal area in which the normal dust deposition is favoured by gravity.
