Sentence examples for by localisation from inspiring English sources
The macroscopic deformation behaviour of amorphous polymers is dominated by localisation phenomena like necking and crazing.
The primary outcome was defined as the first episode of any form of TB notified in the Tuberculosis Register in the overall analysis of TB, and the first episode of TB per localisation (pulmonary and extra-pulmonary) in the analysis by localisation.
The data suggest dependence of TRPC channels on cholesterol and modulation of TRPC function by localisation to lipid rafts.
AD-MSC were characterised by localisation of the multipotent mesenchymal stem cell markers CD105 and CD29 and negative localisation of CD45 and CD34 [ 23].
However, where previously (ICD 9) visible Barrett's oesophagus was considered desirable for the diagnosis of ACO, current practice is to be guided by localisation of the major bulk of the tumour (Bytzer et al, 1999; Driessen et al, 2003).
Pathology from surgical excision was the reference standard for all patients in all but one study [ 34], where pCR was verified by localisation biopsy in two cases (0.7 % of all patients).
The origin of this fracture phenomenon is associated with stress concentration favoured by strain localisation induced by the shearing of the L12 coherent phase (Al3Li) δ′.
The differentiation status of cells is characterised not only by marker localisation but also by marker expression levels.
To evaluate the possible involvement of the retinoblastoma protein (pRb) in mediating the growth-suppressive effect of TGF-beta 1, the expression of functional pRb, as characterised by nuclear localisation, was examined by immunocytochemistry.
Severe haemorrhage may be diagnosed either by the level of vital signs (for example, shock) or by the localisation of the bleed – for example, intracranial haemorrhage is defined as a bleeding emergency (Table 1).
The authors suggested that in the Z. elegans lignin formation in TEs is regulated by the localisation and activity levels of peroxidases.
