Sentence examples for identifiable staining from inspiring English sources

Applying the common rules for Her2/neu testing for gastric cancer, they separately noted the strongest identifiable staining intensity and the corresponding positive tumor ratio.

Our experiment now assesses the agreement of the strongest identifiable staining intensity as well as the positive tumor ratio between pathologists and methods, using (1) the standard microscopic method, (2) virtual microscopy, and (3) virtual microscopy with additional assistance for outlining tissue areas.

Noteably, the TbKIN13-1 spindle-associated pool does not form a distribution expected for a component of kinetochores; there is no punctate staining identifiable on spindles – neither on diamond-shaped spindles characteristic of early mitosis (which are thought to represent metaphase), nor on later anaphase spindles (Fig. 5).

All clearly identifiable nuclear staining beyond background was recorded as positive for MCM-2 and MCM-5.

Further support for the lack of deposition of IgG in the myocardium is provided by a lack of identifiable immunohistochemical staining for IgG within the myocardium of any of the groups (Additional file 1).

If there was identifiable positive staining in less than 10% of the cancer cells, the tumours were recorded as having a loss of E-cadherin or β-catenin membrane expression.

When equal or more than 20% of the counted tumour cells on one slide showed identifiable nuclear staining, the slide was classified as 'positive' for significant constitutive STATs activation.

One day after irradiation, cellular details and the paths of the MBs were not identifiable on sections stained with hematoxlin and eosin (Fig. 5A B).

Xenografts also contained identifiable blood vessels stained with human anti-CD31 both within the xenograft and at the interface with the kidney parenchyma.

However, Smith et al. [ 23] performed a retrospective study to investigate the usefulness of immunohistochemical stains for the diagnosis of H. pylori infection and concluded that the routine use of special stains is not necessary for the identification of H. pylori because the organism is readily identifiable in the majority of cases with H&E staining.

The IIA results can be read by standard light microscopy, where the clearly identifiable specific staining is visible in antibody-negative sera, in contrast to the absence of staining in antibody-positive samples.