Sentence examples for on either section from inspiring English sources

There were 150 spaced, array pattern cores (1 mm in diameter) on either section containing 138 carcinoma specimen and 12 paracancerous normal tissue.

Whereas a universal definition of ion mobility resolving power based on either the collision cross section or reduced mobility would be desirable, deriving such parameters from mobility measurements required a correction or calibration procedure that introduces additional error and complexity.

For IHC, brains were fixed by intracardiac perfusion with 4% PFA and sectioned on either a Leica cryostat or vibratome (12 μm or 40 μm thickness, respectively).

A score >7 on either the anxiety or depression section indicates severe symptoms.

Images are single cross-sections obtained on either a Leica TCS or a Zeiss LSM 700 and processed with Adobe Photoshop CS2 12.0.1.

All the vessels were scored within the follicles present on each section (either reactive or neoplastic) and the vessels present in five randomly chosen high-power fields in the interfollicular areas (reactive tissue and follicular lymphoma cases) or in the areas of diffuse lymphoma.

IHC was performed on either whole sections, or for the retrospective, population based series, on tissue microarray slides in which duplicate 0.6 mm cores from each case were present in the array.

Part hair into three sections, with one section on either side of the head and one in the middle.

Work on one section at a time.

The diagnostic accuracy of a morphology-based diagnosis can be improved in some cases by IHC that uses one or several biomarkers, either on consecutive sections or by the use of stained marker cocktails [ 68].

Microscopic inspection of heterogenous three-dimensional (3D) objects such as oral implants, or implants in general, is conventionally performed either on ground sections of methyl-metacrylate-embedded material, at the cellular level by histologic analysis of the peri-implant tissue by light microscopy (LM), or at the supramolecular level by transmission electron microscopy (TEM).