"histological tests" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to tests used to examine the tissue of an organism at a microscopic level. For example: "The doctor ordered histological tests to evaluate the patient's tissue sample."
Such nanocomposites were i.p. injected into ovariectomized AD albino-rats at galantamine dose of 2.5 mg/kg/day for one month, then brain tissues were collected for biochemical and histological tests.
Autogenous tooth bone grafts have been already introduced into clinics and have been showing good outcomes in radiological and histological tests [13,14].
This hierarchy may provide a more stringent test for drug efficacy than previous behavioral or histological tests [9].
As well as the other histological tests, the analysis of vessel density showed the predominance of the lecithin-containing particles (Table 3).
The crossed transgene/DKO mouse line was subjected to histological tests for examining motor neuron integrity.
The diagnosis was based on histological tests, carried out in six major oncology units in Israel.
In our study, tumor histology was classified according the World Health Organization (WHO) classification and grouped into epithelial type; other; or "unknown histology", when there was no microscopic confirmation or no histological testing.
Thus, other cases included women with high grade cytological abnormalities who did not have subsequent histological testing during the study period, as well as women whose subsequent histology identified only a low grade abnormality or a negative finding.
All sheep were humanely euthanized at 24 weeks after the repair, and biomechanical and histological testing were performed.
According to the histological test, the degradation of porous β-Ca2SiO4 ceramic scaffolds and the new bone tissue generation in vivo were observed following 9 weeks implantation in nude mice.
Histological testing revealed inflammatory changes associated with all stents with no significant difference among stent types.
