Sentence examples for moderately intense immunoreactivity from inspiring English sources
Two distinct patterns of nNOS labeling was observed in the general population of nodose neurons: most neurons contained cytosolic clusters of moderately intense immunoreactivity whereas less than 10percentnt of neurons displayed uniform intensely fluorescent somal labeling.
In normal tissue, Hsp90 exhibited a moderately intense immunoreactivity, which increased significantly in all the neoplasms examined, independently of invasion or tumour histological type.
Ki-67 immunocytochemistry revealed that most of solvent-treated control cells in the absence of photoactivation and cells loaded with hypericin without photoactivation exhibited moderately intense Ki-67 immunoreactivity.
In normal fundal mucosa immunoreactivity was moderately intense and largely nuclear; Barrett's metaplasia however, displayed weak immunoreactivity that was predominantly cytoplasmic.
In normal oesophageal epithelium MAX immunoreactivity was moderately intense in the nuclei and weak in the cytoplasm of the suprabasal layers of the stratified epithelium.
The relative intensity of aromatase immune-positive cells was classified as follows: 0 = no immunoreactivity, 1 = weak, 2 = moderate and 3 = intense immunoreactivity.
For each section stained for TNF-α, TGF-β, IL-1β, IL-10 and IL-17, positive immunostaining was graded using a three-point scale: 0 (no immunoreactivity), 1 (faint immunoreactivity single positive cell), 2 (scattered moderately intense immunoreactivity numerous positive cells) and 3 (dense intense immunoreactivity clusters of positive cells).
It had been thought they could count towards the recommended 150 minutes of moderately intense activity per week.
Like β-catenin, the intense immunoreactivity of hScrib was often observed in small adenomas, thus, suggesting that hScrib could be involved in an early step of colon carcinogenesis.
The bulk of the precipitation across this region occurs during moderately intense storms of several days duration.
Cyclone Filao was a moderately intense tropical cyclone that caused widespread flooding in Mozambique in 1988.
