Sentence examples for differentiated sections from inspiring English sources

To determine whether the BrdU+ cells differentiated, sections were co-labeled with markers of differentiation.

Consequently, a hypofractionated treatment could be sparing poorly differentiated sections of the tumour relative to the nearby organs at risk.

To exclude mixed, non-SQCLC tumor compositions, the highest differentiated sections in the tumors were selected for IHC analysis and DNA extraction.

In this case, the dedifferentiated liposarcoma formed a firm mass that was easily identified; however, the well-differentiated sections were soft and difficult to distinguish from the fat tissue surrounding the ascending colon during the operation.

Although the vocabulary and inner lives of the various characters are differentiated, every section employs the same rhythmic, polished, third-person, past-tense narration – all told, not shown, with minimal dialogue.

The final data set contained 22 single-celled taxa from section I, 7 single-celled taxa from section II, 21 multicellular taxa from section III, 5 multicellular, differentiated taxa from section IV and 3 differentiated, branching taxa from section V as described by Castenholz et al. [ 9].

The tumor is so well differentiated that the sections closely resemble callus.

Akinetes are resting cells which are only present in differentiated cyanobacteria from sections IV and V.

The phasmid midgut is physically differentiated into two sections: an anterior midgut (AMG) marked by circular pleating and folding, and a posterior midgut (PMG) studded irregularly by hollow bulbs with filamentous tubules called the "appendices of the midgut" that open into the midgut lumen [ 37].

At the beginning of development, transverse section of anther was trapezoid in shape, and archesporial cells were differentiated at the four corners of the anther.

Five sub-groups consist of unicellular species from section I (A1-A5), two sub-groups are composed of single celled section II bacteria (B1, B2), four sub-groups are made up of multicellular species belonging to section III (C1-C4) and two sub-groups cover differentiated species from section IV and V (D1-D2).