The phrase "are typically localized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing phenomena, events, or characteristics that are usually confined to a specific area or region.
Example: "In many ecosystems, certain species are typically localized, thriving only in specific habitats."
Alternatives: "are usually confined" or "are generally restricted".
Cardiovascular disease processes such as atherosclerosis, restenosis, and inflammation are typically localized to discrete regions of the vasculature, affording great opportunity for targeted pharmacological treatment.
Mature miRNAs hybridize to partially complementary binding sites that are typically localized in the 3' untranslated regions (3'UTR) of target mRNAs [29].
Given that well-spread cells are generally very flat in areas other than the peri-nuclear region and that SFs in non-muscle cells are typically localized at the ventral surface [15], we assume a two-dimensional SF network immediately adjacent to the matrix surface.
Nevertheless, these cells also presented some epithelial markers such as claudin-1, ZO-1, and occludin-1, which are typically localized at tight junctions and are often lost during EMT [47], suggesting that this cell may be in partial EMT [48], [49].
We observed that the area where the brightest pixels are typically localized amounts to roughly 1% of the area of the whole cell.
Nidogens are typically localized to basement membranes, but have also been associated with development and tissue remodeling, including limb formation [ 45, 47].
Given that GBM is typically localized in one lobe, seldom metastasizes, and exhibits local recurrence, the disease is a proper candidate for local treatments.
The resulting damage is typically localized at the above ground portion of concrete members.
Unlike acne vulgaris, rosacea is typically localized commonly over the central face (i.e. medial cheek, nose, forehead, and chin).
These cells were typically localized in the center of grafts and were DCX-negative (Fig. 4H).
One class showed irregularly sized foci that were typically localized near each cell pole or randomly positioned within the cell (Figure 3A, Figure S1).
