They even stain the shingles so that they look instantly old".
Salt Lake City has issued a similar decree, and New York City recently began an advertising campaign that touted its water as "clean," "zero sugar" and even "stain free".
To be even "stain-resistant," though, steel must contain chromium, which creates an edge that is normally coarser, and more difficult to sharpen, than its carbon cousin.
(Smith) Out of Town 'Pre-Raphaelites: Victorian Art and Design, 1848-1900' (through May 19) A large and well-done survey of paintings, drawings, books, furnishings, textiles and even stained glass includes such classics as John Everett Millais's "Ophelia" and Henry Wallis's "Chatterton".
The GFP-GLI3 signal distribution in individual cells occurred in three patterns: exclusively nuclear fluorescence, even staining throughout the cytosol and nucleus, or predominantly cytosolic fluorescence.
To ensure even staining and reproducible results, sections were incubated by slow rocking overnight in primary antibody (4°C) using the Antibody Amplifier™(ProHisto, LLC, Columbia, SC).
In toluidine blue sections taken from plastic embedded material, cardiomyocytes in transgenic hearts displayed a mosaic staining whereas the cells in wild type controls showed even staining (Figure 2A, a4 and a5).
HE staining of tumors 10 days after implantation showed even staining without scattered red blood cells in the absence of FUS and 9(b)).
To ensure even staining and reproducible results, sections were incubated by slow rocking overnight in primary antibodies (4°C) using the Antibody Amplifier™ (ProHisto, LLC, Columbia, SC).
In order to assure even staining of tissue sections, the incubation of sections was performed in a Techmate 500 immunostainer under identical conditions.
