Sentence examples for condensed appearance from inspiring English sources

Nuclear chromatin showed a condensed appearance.

The 5mC signal was commonly localized to the nuclear rim (arrows in Figures 1c and d) or had a very condensed appearance (arrowheads in Figures 1c and d).

The hollow proximal part of the implant was dominated by trabecular bone, which had a condensed appearance on the implant surface and in parallel alignment with the implant surface, while becoming more randomly distributed towards the center.

In combination treatment, the morphologic changes were much more severe than the monotherapy, a number of nuclei displayed condensed appearance, and many were fractured and scattered out of the cells, even the bud-formation of the apoptotic nucleus.

Possibly, hypoxia-tolerant cells are related with mitochondrial condensed appearance and are competent to produce adequate amount of ATP by mitochondrial respiration.

That is, they condense the appearance of something – a person, a scene, a sequence – and preserve it.

Quenioux talked about escamoles all the way down south — their delicate eggy qualities, their wildness, their unexpected appearance ("condensed milk with little pebbles in it"), the responsibility he feels to train the American palate to accept them.

SteC overexpression causes the formation of thick F-actin fibers connected to clusters of highly condensed F-actin, similar in appearance to those obtained when Myosin II is activated (Poh et al., 2008).

Structural features of statocyte ultrastructure in these roots were the following: loss of a cellular polarity, appearance of amyloplast clusters, condensed mitochondria, local dilations in a perinuclear space, increases in a relative volume of vacuoles.

Cytologically, the A. thaliana-derived NORs in root tip cells 4 days post-germination typically appear as two large foci that are diffuse in appearance and are not as condensed as in nuclei of 15 day old plants (P<0.0001).

Apoptotic cells were identified by the appearance of specific nuclear staining, condensed nucleus and/or formation of apoptotic bodies as examined at 400× magnification.