Sentence examples for frequent foci from inspiring English sources

The tumour cells were surrounded by necrotic cellular debris, with frequent foci of haemosiderin-laden macrophages and fibroblasts.

Much less frequent foci of pH2A.X staining were also visible in the few curcumin-treated cells that reached telophase and cytokinesis.

The present study revealed that the most frequent foci of concern were being fat (31.4%), head hair (24.4%), skin (20.5%), nose (14.7%) and teeth (14.7%).

It is important to highlight that the left (LA) and right (RA) atria have different susceptibilities towards developing arrhythmias, given the fact that the pulmonary veins and surrounding myocardial regions of the LA constitute the most frequent foci of AF initiation.

Our findings were concurrent with those in the study done on the US college population [ 24], which revealed that the most frequent foci of concern for both genders were weight/shape related concerns, followed by facial features and muscularity for males and legs/thighs and facial features for females.

Blink frequently, especially when focused on TV or computer screen, and give yourself frequent focus-breaks to keep them from drying out.

When Shelley was five, the commune split up, partly because the house was a frequent focus of attacks.

Misjudging public opinion is particularly embarrassing to the Blair government since it has made a point of taking the nation's pulse through frequent focus group soundings.

The visual appeal extends even further, in contrast to the typical concert video, with a frequent focus on the players' antique instruments.

— Local issues are a frequent focus for students at High Tech High, a network of public charter schools in San Diego, where P.B.L. is incorporated across the curriculum.

Her reputation for dangerous liaisons, and her passion for self-display, including an outrageous toilette, made her a frequent focus of the scandal sheets, even after her marriage to a French banker and the birth of a daughter.