Sentence examples for origin of this section from inspiring English sources

The origin of this section was inferred with high confidence in the Himalayan Mountains (B, 91 %).

(See results section for further description) An observer blind to the origin of the section, analyzed one section from the striatum and one from SN of each animal per antibody tested.

Biogeographic analysis supports the origin of the section in the Himalayan Mountains and dispersal from the Himalayas to Northeastern QTP, Western QTP and Hengduan Mountains.

Only unequivocally stained cells were counted using the ImageJ software by two observers blind to the origin of the sections.

The grading was carried out with the observer blinded to the origin of the sections.

BCM was evaluated stereologically in two to three sections with the observer blinded to the origin of the sections.

All of the scoring and quantitative analyses were assessed by two independent observers who were blinded to the origin of the sections to avoid bias from interobserver variability.

All in situ hybridisation and immunostaining experiments were assessed by two experienced pathologists who were blinded to the origin of the sections.

However, it must be pointed out that this is in contradiction with our morphological observations which demonstrated significant morphological similarities, that is, biseriate conidial heads, large globose vesicles, ascostromata when teleomorph present, and suggest a possible common origin of these sections.

The positive reaction, shown by a brown colour, was evaluated under a light microscope both at a low and a high power and was scored by two pathologists (MO, AM) who were blinded to the origin of the sections and to the clinicopathological features of the patients.

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