The phrase "arrows outline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a visual representation or diagram where arrows are used to indicate direction or flow, often in a structured format.
Example: "The arrows outline the steps in the process, making it easier to follow the workflow."
Alternatives: "arrows indicate" or "arrows illustrate".
Sagittal T1-weighted fast spin-echo MR image showing diffuse pericardial thickening (arrows) outlined by epicardial and anterior mediastinal fat, which was most pronounced over the right ventricle.
His stage setup included a neon arrow outlining the words "PIMPS ONLY" and a white couch bassist Tony "Chicago" Russell and guitarist Robert Freaky Robb" Gueringer occasionally perched on.
We have taken care to place arrows and outline outside of the staining.
Signal intensities in regions of interest in the filiform apparatus (FA) region (white arrows and outlined by white dots) and synergid cell region (pink arrows and outlined by pink dots) in wild type (WT) and mutant ovules with moderate FER-GFP localization defects were measured (see also Figure 5E ).
Right panel (high-power field): The tumor consisted of peripheral cuboidal cells (black arrow) and oval stromal cells (outline arrow) Fig. 3 Immunohistochemical staining of the histological core specimen obtained by EBUS-TBNA.
In the Next keyboard, the Shift key's arrow is outlined and the letters are small, but when pressed, the arrow is filled in with a solid color (depending on your theme) as the letters on the keys become capitalized.
Sagittal T2-weighted MRI of the cervicothoracic spine undertaken 1 week after a motor vehicle accident verifies the presence of extensive compressive myelopathy (between the two white arrows with black outline) due to fractures of the second and the third thoracic vertebrae (white arrows).
10xStat>GFP can be strongly activated both within clones and in cells located 5 10 cell diameters away from the mutant clones (Fig. 5E-E″, arrows and white outlines).
An absence of the intercrural fissure between lobules VI and VII (Fig. 1D, indicated by red arrows and red outlines) was significant in postnatal day (P 30 Sun1 −/− mice.
