Sentence examples for edge of tissue from inspiring English sources

Haemorrhagic areas, microcysts and necrosis as well as the fields at the edge of tissue sections were avoided.

For the purposes of this study, a positive margin was considered to be disease identified at ≤1 mm from the inked edge of tissue.

Notably, all thirteen bone cancers occurred before 25 years follow-up, nine of which developed inside or on the edge of tissue directly irradiated to treat the original bone sarcoma and one in a survivor diagnosed with a p53 mutation.

In accordance with those findings, K8 positive cells with the highest expression levels often came to localize at the edge of tissue protruding into the submucosa, eventually generating a remarkable lining of K8high cells, i.e. cells displaying strong K8 expression.

Contractile actomyosin purse-strings generally appear in the cleavage furrow of dividing cells (Schroeder, 1973; Yumura and Uyeda, 2003; Yumura et al., 1984), in the apical region of epithelial cells during embryonic morphogenesis (Sawyer et al., 2010), and at the edge of tissue wounds (Abreu-Blanco et al., 2011b).

The recorded information on the distance between the tumor and outer edge of tissue sample removed during biopsy or CRC resection was used to categorize patients as having clear (no cancer cells at outer edge of sample), positive (cancer cells present at or close to the edge) or unknown surgical margins.

The edges of tissue, each referred to as a flap are pushed back to expose the bone.

In all immunohistochemical analysis, necrotic areas and edges of tissue sections were not included in the counting to avoid possible immunohistochemical false positivity.

This type of behaviour is illustrated in Figure 2. We note that, in this case, the level of a in the tissue does not depend upon the rate of complex breakdown (which is rapid), but is limited only by the supply of c to the tissue (which occurs by diffusion), and 'escape' of a at the edge of the tissue.

The brown pigment of the tau stain ran around the edge of the tissue sample in a thick, dark band.

"It's made so that it mechanically pulls the edge of the tissue, literally pulls the scaffolding with increasing force during the growth period," Dr. Naughton said.