Sentence examples for cores were inserted from inspiring English sources
Cores were inserted in a grid arrangement.
The tissue cores were inserted in the holes of the rectangular carrier made of liver tissue, punched out by a 4-mm punch biopsy needle (Stiefel Laboratories, UK).
The cores were inserted directly into the recipient paraffin block in a grid arrangement, and one slide from each prepared TMA block was stained with hematoxylin-eosin for tumor tissue confirmation.
Representative tissue areas were marked on standard hematoxylin and eosin stained sections that were cut from the blocks; these corresponding areas were then punched out of the paraffin block using a 2.0-mm punch, and the cores were inserted into a recipient paraffin block.
These loose cores are inserted into the die by hand before each cycle and then ejected with the part at the end of the cycle.
Mycorrhizal grapevines (Vitis vinifera) were grown in specially designed containers, within which a polyvinyl chloride (PVC) mesh core was inserted.
The results show that the shear forces and strain rates change sharply on the entire surface if no mold core is inserted into the complex hole, whereas they hardly make any difference when the core shape is similar to the complex hole.
A 22-gauge venous catheter with a needle core was inserted 3 mm into the trachea of the mice [ 11].
After blood infusion, the needle core was inserted into the inner cannula and maintained for 10 min.
In this alternative approach, the produced core-cladding preforms were inserted into a home-designed fused silica crucible assembly and heated at 643 °C to allow glass flowing throughout the crucible, preventing the formation of crystals.
To determine the effect of hTERT knocking down on the COX2 reporter activity, we transfected control and hTERT-depleted BGC-823 cells with the COX2 reporter construct, in which the COX2 core promoter sequences (−327/+59) were inserted up-stream of a luciferase-encoding DNA fragment (Katsukawa et al, 2010; Inoue and Nakata, 2011; kindly provided by Dr Hiroyasu Inoue, Nara Women's University, Japan).
