Sentence examples for equal fields from inspiring English sources

For the ICC staining of nuclear Snail the percentage positive nuclei was manually counted in three equal fields for each time point and cell line, with an average calculated for each time point.

For the ICC staining of HIF-1 α the number of HIF-1 α-positive cells was counted in three equal fields for each time point and cell line, with an average calculated for each time point.

The mean cross-sectional fibre areas obtained from each image were analysed by dividing them into 12 equal fields and choosing one by random in which at least 150 fibres were measured through the use of image analysis software (Image-pro plus; MediaCybernetics, Bethesda, USA).

But this requires a reasonably equal field of players who have the ability to influence decisions.

Equal-field system, Chinese (Pinyin) juntian or (Wade-Giles romanization) chün-t'ien, official institution of land distribution and tax collection in traditional China and Japan.

In 485 he instituted a juntian ("equal-field") system of agriculture, in which every peasant family was assigned 140 mou, or about 19 acres (8 hectares) of land.

The equal-field system was applied in Japan as a result of the Taika era reforms (646 ce) but declined in the Nara period (710 784), when both nobles and monasteries were given additional land allotments and tax-free status.

Also, the abandonment of the equal-field system meant that people could buy and sell land freely.

The equal-field system of the Northern Wei (386 534) was also kept, although there were a few modifications.

By the late 7th century, the fubing troops began abandoning military service and the homes provided to them in the equal-field system.

The area of the blood vessels in fields of equal area was quantified using the Image Pro Plus software.