Sentence examples for much larger tissue from inspiring English sources

The DHE-derived fluorescence was stronger and covered a much larger tissue area in +Si than in −Si.

These were much larger tissue samples than are obtained at core-needle biopsy but were processed in like manner.

The use of fresh biopsy tissue from healthy individuals (rather than much larger tissue sections from the margins of diseased explants, where results are likely to be biased by the underlying pathology or perioperative factors including variation in ischaemic time and concomitant medication) resulted in cell yields in the 10 10 range.

Therefore, it can be difficult to compare OCT images and LIF data due to the much larger tissue volumes being interrogated with LIF compared to OCT (approximately 5 μm OCT beam waist vs. 1 mm diameter LIF spot size on the tissue surface).

When the tumor was extirpated, the lax skin and subcutaneous connective tissue produced a much larger soft tissue deficit than was originally anticipated (Fig. 7).

Much larger engineered tissues cannot be harvested unless experiments are performed with larger animals.

Current designs permit ablation of much larger volumes of tissue than was originally possible.

This allowed the analysis of much larger quantities of tissue avoiding the potential sampling bias due to heterogeneity of the lymphocytic infiltrate.

Since luminal expression in benign glands was minimal or absent, there was little dynamic range in the Bcl-2 score and, therefore, low reliability can be expected unless much larger amounts of tissue are evaluated.

Percutaneous biopsy devices are now available that provide much larger volumes of tissue, and these can be used to reduce the need for diagnostic open surgical biopsy for benign conditions and to provide higher rates of preoperative diagnosis for malignant disease.

As all three of these genes have been found to have altered expression in prostate cancer tissues and in much larger volumes of BPH tissue (by qRT-PCR), they may very well play a role in BPH progression, but based on results of IHC, it does not appear to be simply based on uniform over-expression throughout the transition zone.