The phrase "areas of the section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific parts or divisions within a particular section of a document, report, or study.
Example: "In the report, we will analyze the areas of the section that require further research and development."
Alternatives: "parts of the section" or "segments of the section".
Sixty nuclei in several areas of the section were analyzed, and three representative images per case were captured.
We also observed a highly heterogeneous distribution of staining in different areas of the section, where some areas contained ∼100% of positive cells whereas other areas of the same section showed no positive cells for a given marker (see Supplementary Figure 1 for an example of SOX2 staining localized to a specific area of tumour cells).
However, in the CCl4-treated group, differences were observed in the histology of testes, where complete swallowing of seminiferous tubules was exhibited while in other areas of the section the tubular basement membranes of seminiferous tubules were identified, but most of the germ cells were degenerated, especially the ones involving highly differentiated germ cells along with deformed sperm.
The number of green (corresponding to copies of chromosome 17) and red signals (corresponding to copies of HER2 gene) was counted in at least 100 nuclei of invasive tumor cells, in two distant areas of the section at high magnification (×1000).
Semithin sections were stained with toluidine blue and areas of the sections were selected for ultramicrotomy.
Positive cells were counted in representative areas of the sections and expressed as a percentage.
They were present only in the interior areas of the sections and not in the stratum corneum.
These spiral or curved structures ranged from 0.1 µm to 0.5 µm in diameter and up to 30 µm long, and they were present mostly in the interior areas of the sections and not along the peripheral edge.
However, other models are based on the modification of constitutive laws of steel or the sectional area obtaining an effective area of the section.
Although the process of flattening does not reduce the area of the section, it does reduce the flexural stiffness of the section.
Total volume of each section was calculated (area of the section x thickness of the section) and follicle counts for each animal were corrected for the total volume of ovarian tissue counted.
