Sentence examples for asterisk part from inspiring English sources

An intermixed central zone exists between the two cell components (d) (asterisk part in Fig. 3a) Fig. 4 Immunohistochemically, the non-adenocarcinoma cell components were positive for the expression of CgA and Syn (a, b), but negative for CEA (c).

Wallpaper* (that asterisk is part of the name) is nothing if not eclectic.

"The security flaw was identified by Trever Faden, CEO of the property management startup Atlas Lane, after he created a website called C*ckblocked" (the asterisk is part of the name of the service), NBC News reported.

* The articles with asterisk are part of Rimonabant In Obesity (RIO) trials The use of rimonabant at dosage of 5 mg was not associated with any adverse event.

The lower panel shows the heat map of combined sequences from all six patients; the significant chi square comparisons of consecutive CpG sites are indicated by asterisks at the lower part (one asterisk represents significance after Bonferroni correction for multiple testing).

d DWI reveals high signal on the b = 1000 image (asterisk, upper image part) and low signal on the ADC map (asterisk, lower image part, ADC = 0.6 × 10−3 mm2/s), compatible with restricted diffusion and characteristic of an epidermoid cyst.

(e1: position of the anteroinferior point matching the diameter of the incisive foramen; e2: position of the intermediate part (asterisk); e3: position of 50% of the major axis of the upper IC).

Christie's has some beautiful works from the legendary couture collector BillyBoy* (the asterisk is legally a part of his name).

The asterisk ∗ denotes the symmetric part in a symmetric matrix, (operatorname{diag}{cdots}) denotes a diagonal matrix.

About 20 min after wounding, extensive nuclear contraction and lobing was evident (marked with an asterisk in Fig. 5), part of the ER membrane system had formed bubble-like structures but much of the ER-tubular network was still intact.

Some websites will say you won an Xbox360 or a new laptop, for example, but if you look carefully, you'll usually find an asterisk near the "you won" part.