Sentence examples for inclusions commonly from inspiring English sources

Only poly-GA overexpression closely mimicked the p62-positive neuronal cytoplasmic inclusions commonly observed for all DPR proteins in patients.

Significantly, many muscle fibers were positive for proteinaceous inclusions commonly seen in sporadic inclus-ion body myositis (s-IBM): TDP-43, p62, and SMI-31 (Fig. 3G I).

Doubly polished thin sections were originally used in the study of fluid inclusions, which commonly occur in approximately the same size range as microfossils.

Conjunctive overlap and Conjunctive inclusion are commonly called Gärdenfors's supplementary postulates for belief contraction.

In other words, diversity and inclusion, while commonly conflated, are not the same.

- Aggresomes have an important clinical aspect, because they are similar to the cytoplasmic inclusion bodies commonly observed in many neurodegenerative diseases.

There was a wide range of HDP type at inclusion, most commonly pre-eclampsia deemed to be severe, of onset at < 34 weeks of gestation, or complicated by eclampsia (nine trials); fewer trials enrolled women with any HDP (three trials), gestational hypertension (two trials) or an unspecified HDP (one trial).

Ubiquitin is found within these inclusions and is commonly used as a protein marker.

In inflamed tissues adjacent to the CA inclusions we have commonly observed S100A8 and S100A9 positive focal epithelial cells and macrophages (Figure 1B and 1C).

Bybee (2013) also offers an intentionally broad and wide-ranging definition of STEM with the inclusion of nine commonly accepted models of integrated STEM and a description of how these models are different in the extent to which they integrate and include the four disciplines as they are largely context dependent.

The inclusion of three commonly used SEP markers plus a derived SEP score allowed the identification of trends by multiple SEP indicators.