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Metals (some of which are indicated by their chemical symbols) with the higher levels of risk appear in the upper back right corner of the box.
(a) Immunohistochemical stain of the mouse ear slide using anti-Sox-10 antibody (counterstain: haematoxylin), revealing melanocytes in red, some of which are indicated by black arrows for added clarity.
Modern Greek has five distinct vowel sounds (/i/, /e/, /a/, /o/, /u/) and the glide /y/, most of which are indicated in Greek orthography in more than one way.
Most measurements were taken in duplicate, the extent of which are indicated by the dark grey bars.
The eigenvalues of C are λ1 = 1, λ2 = 0.1869 and λ3 = 0.2978, the two latter of which are indicated by the horizontal lines in Fig. 1(a).
The postnoon portion of this auroral oval exhibited enhanced emission (exceeding 4 kR, greenish color), three distinct areas of which are indicated by black arrows in Figure 1.
However, images illustrated in their publication reveal architectural abnormalities and cytologic atypia, both of which are indicating development of ectopic crypts and adenomas rather than simple lengthening of the crypts, which would indicate hyperplasia only.
They were able to choose from five lamps, one of which was indicated as the lamp the recipient registered for.
The lyrical second movement the nature of which is indicated by the term cantabile (Italian: "singing")—is also in sonata form.
Each observation defines a line on the Earth's surface on which the observer must be located; several such lines give a fix, the accuracy of which is indicated by how closely these lines meet in a point.
It was the first year of the Ford V-8 engine, the presence of which is indicated on an arc of metal across the car's grille.
