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On a molecular level, eosinophils (a type of immune white blood cells) are greatly increased in the esophagus and can be visualized through a microscope.

The amount of information that can be visualized through this platform is overwhelming, and the GIS-based navigational scheme allows great flexibility in accessing different available data sources.

Qualitative research can help focus attention on user tasks and goals and identify patterns of care that can be visualized through task modeling exercises.

In the emerging area of analytics for unstructured data, patterns can be visualized through verbal maps that pictorially represent word frequency, allowing marketers to see how their brands are perceived.

Spatial databases in OCP can be visualized through a web browser using the Collaborative Annotation Toolkit for Massive Amounts of Image Data (CATMAID, http://catmaid.org) as developed by Saalfeld et al. 63 CATMAID represents 3-dimensional data as consecutive images, presenting one image (in the original imaging plane) at a time within the browser.

One particular PVS subtype that is located within the lymphatic vessels (LVs) is of strong interest because with a proper contrast, these long PVs can be visualized through the transparent LV wall and can be harvested to provide sufficient sample material for analysis.

The fibrotic architecture or ECM deposition can be visualized experimentally through commonly used histological stainings, for example, Periodic Acid Schiff, Masson-Trichrome or Picrosirius Red.

In case of prescribing error, the pharmacist posts a message, which can be visualized by prescribers through an 'accepted' or 'refused' symbol inserted next to the order line.

At sites of radiation-induced DNA double-strand breaks (DSBs) immediate phosphorylation of the histone variant H2AX takes place, forming distinct foci, which can be visualized e.g. through immunofluorescence techniques such as the γH2AX-focus analysis (Sedelnikova et al. 2002).

Information in the database can be visualized via any device through a genome browser called JBrowse, or through a web interface, called ViroBlast, which can be used to search for nucleotide and amino acid sequence similarities.

Synapses can be clearly identified by electron microscopy (EM) based on the synaptic vesicles and density of accumulated proteins in the pre- and post-synaptic regions, and can be visualized by light microscopy through immunostaining for synaptic components or by using transgenic synaptic components tagged with fluorescent molecules.