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Stained synovial biopsy sections were evaluated by computerized image analysis.
H&E and Masson's trichrome-stained paraffin-embedded liver biopsy sections were evaluated by a single experienced liver pathologist (JV-C) blinded to the clinical data.
Stained synovial biopsy sections were evaluated semiquantitatively using a four-point scale (previously described in [ 17]) by two independent observers (AIC and DM) who were unaware of patient identity and biopsy sequence.
In the blinded manner described, stained synovial biopsy sections were evaluated by computerized image analysis, in which the area of positive staining was expressed as a percentage of the total tissue area, for IL-15 neutralizing and non-neutralizing antibodies, IL-1α, IL-1ß and TNF mAb 2C8.
Synovial biopsy sections were evaluated semiquantitatively, using a four-point scale (0 = no staining, 1 = low amounts of staining, 2 = moderate amounts of staining, 3 = high amounts of staining) by two independent observers (SR and AIC) who were unaware of the patient's identity and biopsy sequence, as described previously [ 8].
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Tissue sections were evaluated histological.
The entire sections were evaluated.
Sections were evaluated at × 400 magnification.
Stained sections were evaluated by image analysis.
Histological sections were evaluated by the Department of Neuropathology.
Stained sections were evaluated by light microscopy.
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biopsy sections were selected
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biopsy sections were fixed
biopsy sections were discerned
biopsy sections were submitted
biopsy sections were imaged
biopsy sections were deparaffinized
biopsy sections were stained
biopsy sections were dyed
biopsy sections were obtained
biopsy samples were evaluated
biopsy sections were read
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