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Some had spread diffusely throughout the brain parenchyma (Fig. S3A), while others grew expansively in nodular patterns, clearly demarcated from the normal parenchyma (Fig. S3B).

The catchment area was demarcated based on drainage pattern delineated using WorldView-II satellite data.

OCT examination of focal light damage, well demarcated by the autofluorescence pattern, revealed a practically complete loss of photoreceptors with preservation of inner retinal layers, but also more subtle changes like edema formation.

Focally, GGLF were identified and they appeared mostly demarcated from the adjacent oligodendroglioma pattern (Fig.  5b).

These two patterns were sharply demarcated with a distinct line of osteoid lamellae separating them.

Tobaru et al. [ 15] defined type VI severe pit patterns as areas with poorly demarcated pits and with pits showing faded or unstained stromal areas.

The pattern of zonal metamorphic response is demarcated by three major metamorphic discontinuities (MD) with steep pressure gradients, inferring crustal-scale structures that accommodated lateral exhumation of crustal wedges.

Only one caudal fin skin mass (case No. 1) exhibited a nodular pattern and was well encapsulated and demarcated.

In the present study, we observed in most composite NLPHL-DLBCL cases, a particular pattern of infiltration with a sharply demarcated sheet-like blast expansion or with a relatively high number of histiocytes admixed with the DLBCL component.

The wing pattern in T. juno does not display leaf venation patterning, but instead consists of four parts demarcated by almost straight lines.

The regulation of fundamental processes such as gene expression or cell differentiation involves chromatin states, demarcated by combinatorial histone post-translational modification (PTM) patterns.