Sentence examples for observed slice from inspiring English sources
It's a sharply observed slice of urban alienation, but, unlike Yoshida's wonderful Villain (written later, but published in the UK in 2010), Parade simply doesn't have enough of the right kind of narrative welly to develop into a crime novel.
Judith Feinman's "Gypsy Dancer" catches a transitory moment as the dancer's brilliant costume swirls around her. "Jerusalem Street," by Howard Mortman, is a candidly observed slice of life, with plenty of incidental detail.
It's a sad, undramatic, well observed slice of minimalist realism, an interesting experiment in helping us to share the experience of time slowly passing.
"You Can Count on Me" is an exquisitely observed slice of upstate New York life that reminds us there are still plenty of American communities where the pace is more human than computer-driven.
These rhythms were observed in slice cultures from mice housed in LD and persisted in tissues collected from mice housed in DD, despite the behavioral arrhythmicity of ∼50% of Vipr2−/− mice in constant conditions.
Extensive elongation and branching of dendrite tips were observed in slice culture (Fig. 9C, arrows).
Hes1 and Ascl1 oscillatory expression has also been observed in slice cultures (Imayoshi et al., 2013), and oscillation dynamics of the segmentation clock have been examined in PSM explant cultures (Masamizu et al., 2006; Aulehla et al., 2008).
Application of NMDA (30 μM) for 4 min induced strong depression in hippocampal slices obtained from 2-month-old (2M) mice, whereas no LTD was observed in slices from 20M mice (Fig 6A).
Likewise, no significant increase in the level of TNF-α release was observed in slices treated with 1 µM or 10 µM UCG for 24 h compared with the control slices (group×time interaction: F6,137 = 0.64, p = 0.29) (Figure 7B).
Figures were liked the most, whereas no differences were observed between slices and sticks.
To understand the mechanism of action, we performed fluorescence microscopy and observed ultrathin slices of nanoparticles-treated bacterial cells under transmission electron microscope (TEM).
