Sentence examples for diffuse appearance from inspiring English sources

Apoptotic nuclei appear to have a distinctive fragmented or diffuse appearance that distinguishes them from necrotic or normal cells [ 5, 49, 50].

An image of the corona obtained at ultraviolet wavelengths has a much more diffuse appearance as compared with lower temperature regions, suggesting that the hot material in the magnetic elements spreads outward with height to occupy the entire coronal space.

The term was formerly applied to any object outside the solar system that had a diffuse appearance rather than a pointlike image, as in the case of a star.

Greater agitation also leads to a more diffuse appearance of the mitochondria and a wider distribution of them throughout the cytoplasm.

For example, the diffuse appearance of annuli can be related to the constant environmental conditions and lack of clear seasonality [34].

Deletions in the positively charged region led to a diffuse appearance of MHC-IIB mutants (i.e. ΔC52, ΔC75, ΔC116, ΔP85, ΔPN140 and ΔPN197).

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).

By 19 weeks, tumors in the bilaterally sympathectomized (BL-SCGx) rats were significantly smaller (P<0.05), more diffuse in appearance and less invasive (P<0.05) compared with the large exophytic tumors in the sham-operated rats.

Thus these results demonstrate that cytoplasmic CUG foci, although more diffuse in appearance, can effectively sequester Mbnl1 in vivo.

MHC-IIB mutant proteins with a higher TX-100 solubility than MHC-IIB had a diffuse cellular appearance, while TX-100 insoluble MHC-IIB mutants accumulated at the posterior part of the cell.

In the pattern dystrophy phenotype, there was a diffuse speckled appearance of the macular AF (figs 4 and 6).