Sentence examples similar to demarcated t from inspiring English sources

Using double-staining, this tachykinin-like immunoreactivity was identified in eosinophils and in cells that expressed CD68, but not in cells demarcated by the T-cell/neutrophil antibody.

Just below a pleural effusion (Ef), a relatively well demarcated tumour (T) can be seen located on the surface and within the lung tissue.

Based on a newly determined threshold (T), significant events are demarcated.

While we found expression of IL-18 by infiltrating cells in the majority but not all of the nonsegregated foci, a large number of IL-18-producing cells was detected in 100% of the aggregates with well demarcated T B-cell comparT B-cellzation both in T- and B-compartmentalization

Rivino and colleagues reported that the combination of CCR4 and CCR6 does not uniquely define Th17 cells; it also demarcated an IL-10-producing population of T cells [ 49].

Phenotypically, ILC2 are demarcated by the absence of conventional lineage markers (for B, T, myeloid and erythroid cells), in combination with the expression of ICOS, Sca1, IL-7Rα, CD25 and receptors for the cytokines, IL-25 (IL17BR) and IL-33 (T1/ST2).

Necrotic foci were demarcated by phagocytic cells, i.e. macrophages and neutrophilic granulocytes, and by T and B lymphocytes.

In humans, small numbers of B and T cells are already present in the fetal liver and the architecture of the spleen is demarcated by week 26 of gestation.

Comparison of changes in gene expression from published microarray analysis of a distinct ts mutant, abf1 -101 (Loo et al. 1995), in a BY4741 background, revealed that this categorization is robust: changes in the two ts mutants strongly correlate and the two classes of targets are for the most part well demarcated.

These demarcated me.

Musically the split is just as neatly demarcated.