Thus, we can hypothesize that atypical lymphocytes detected at early days of infection were transient forms that became atypical after DNA synthesis [ 27].
He has become an atypical evangelist, shunning concert gear for skinny jeans and playing alternative venues.
Now Mr. Parsons, joining the small but expanding circle of blacks who head major corporations, will become the atypical leader of a media and communications behemoth.
Many studies have found a decreased prevalence of MIG in the elderly, and some have noted that MIG symptoms become more atypical in this population [19, 29 32].
With recurrences, the lesions became progressively atypical histologically.
Or you may follow her all the way to the joyous rice cake fundido, which starts out as tteokbokki in chile sauce and becomes totally atypical through the addition of chorizo, sliced jalapeños and a melted, browned topcoat of Oaxacan cheese that comes up in long, stretchy strings when you pull on it.
Both the tubular adenoma tissues and the superficial layer of well-differentiated adenocarcinomas in general were intensely reactive to tenascin antibody, and the staining intensity increased as the adenoma became more atypical in cases of tubular adenomas.
A common, but not universal, assumption is that the behavioural tasks are activating domain-specific language processes, and if in patients they are located in regions not observed in healthy participants performing the same task on the same stimuli, then language processes have become reorganized to atypical sites.
This followed by a couple of days what has become a not-atypical dinner at my house, where I served a pizza bianca, lightly sprinkled with olive oil, salt and rosemary, and threw together a pie with a tomato sauce based on a slew of onions and a bit of guanciale (only because I happened to have some), along with a sufficient amount of grated Parmesan to make its presence known.
Since in the mean time the cells had become much larger, these atypical figures were mainly large cells.
