Sentence examples for linear deposition from inspiring English sources

Most investigators feel that Buerger's disease is an immune-mediated endarteritis; recent immunocytochemical studies have identified the linear deposition of immunoglobulins and complement factors along the elastic lamina.

For particular applications other types of deposition pattern are of benefit (i) in which the deposition area is strongly limited in the lateral dimension, (ii) in which a linear deposition path is oriented along a specified direction or (iii) in which the nonwovens are deposited following a predesigned pattern.

This linear network can be caused by thickening of interlobular or intralobular septa or the presence of intralobular fibrosis, or it can be caused by a linear deposition of material within the airspaces.

These lines can be: thickened interlobular septa (septal lines), thickened intralobular septa and thickening of the intralobular interstitium (intralobular reticular pattern and intralobular branching lines), or it can be a linear deposition of material within the airspaces at the borders of the acini and the secondary pulmonary lobules (periacinar pattern) [4].

By immunofluorescence, different patterns are observed: linear deposition of IgG along the glomerular basement membrane in Goodpasture syndrome, where pulmonary hemorrhage is life-threatening; granular deposition of IgG and C3 in lupus disease, cryoglobulinemia, and endocarditis; IgA deposition in Henoch Schonlein disease; and no significant immune deposition in ANCA-associated vasculitis.

The linear component of this pattern can be caused by a thickening of the interlobular septa (septal lines), a thickening of the intralobular septa and the intralobular interstitium (intralobular reticular pattern and intralobular branching lines) or a linear deposition of material within the airspaces at the borders of the acini (periacinar pattern) (Fig. 1) [4].

This model resembles Goodpasture's syndrome in humans and is characterized by the formation of crescents and IgG and C3 linear depositions along the GBM.

Linear depositions were not observed (i) when motile cells were fixed directly after deposition, (ii) with non-motile cells, and (iii) with A− cells (A−S+ strain), strongly suggesting that these depositions are specifically associated with the A-motility.

As observed on Figure 5A,D and Figure 5 figure supplement 1A,B, linear depositions of tubes and vesicles were observed in the wake of motile cells when cells were deposited on pre-coated TEM grids and incubated for 20 min before fixation.

Sedimentation may affect convective equilibrium via stable sedimentary recharge or by extended non-linear deposition Ryskin and Pleiner (2010).

This is in line with the observation made by Markiewicz et al. with different equipment [17], but in addition, we have also shown that this effect is due to the non-linear deposition of ink on the paper.