Sentence examples for based on microscopic examination from inspiring English sources
We note that histopathologic analysis suffers from a limitation of not always being representative of the entire wound, as it is based on microscopic examination of one section of the wound (passing through the central region of a wound).
"Suppose your son or daughter was accused of a crime, and someone came on the stand and gave their qualifications as a hair examiner, and made an association based on microscopic examination, and that led to the conviction of your child.
Self-defense and competitive sparring for mates is more likely their role, argues Sereno in the study, based on microscopic examination of the teeth of Pegomastax and kin.
The material in the extraneous measurements included detritus, discarded nematode cuticles, and/or clumped bacteria, based on microscopic examination.
Based on microscopic examination, 43 fecal samples contained structures that resembled features of eunicid polychaetes; 9 others contained structures characteristic of nereids.
The laboratory diagnosis of malaria was based on microscopic examination of thick blood smears and by nested polymerase chain reaction (PCR) amplification of a species-specific segment of the 18S rRNA gene of human malaria parasites.
Therefore, we recommend the use of technique 2 as the primary method for establishing a diagnosis or for making therapeutic decisions based on microscopic examinations of bone marrow.
Among these 122 patients, two with painful clusters of genital sores consisting of vesicles on the penile surface were diagnosed as having Herpes genitalis, and Trichomonas was incidentally identified in one patient based on urinary microscopic examination.
That thinking was based on microscopic observations of the embryos.
> -wrap-foot> studies studies, mostly from one laboratory, have reported ultra-structural anomalies based on electron microscopic examination of the liver and pancreas of mice fed 14% GM herbicide-tolerant soybean (Malatesta et al., 2002a, b, 2003, 2005, 2008; Magaña-Gomez et al., 2008).
