Sentence examples for pulp figure from inspiring English sources

On day 7, the spleen showed a remarkable decrease of hematopoietic cells in the red pulp (Figure 7a).

For example, in the spleen, ALDH1 positive cells were mainly found in leukocytes of the red pulp regions, but not in the white pulp (Figure 1A).

Strikingly, the size as well as the histology of spleens derived from RBP-JK5/G-CSF+/− mice was comparable to control animals, while RBP-JK5 mice showed clear splenomegaly with loss of the white and red pulp (Figure 6C).

We observed by confocal microscopy using an anti-CD3 antibody that a large numbers of transfected T lymphocytes were detected specifically in the splenic white pulp (Figure S3A, upper panel).

On Saturday night, LACMA raised a lot of funds, nearly $4 million, in its annual event, which honored two of the great pulp figures of our time who create, as LACMA director Michael Govan put it, "culturally introspective" works.

It's a mostly sad, more realistic world that's intended to be a commentary on the pulp action figure that dominates comics.

x-Ray analysis revealed a significant reduction in pulp volume (figure 3C) secondary to progressive pulp obliteration by dentin synthesis.

In what appears to be a macabre final chapter for one of the hemisphere's premier pulp fiction figures, the Government said today that "there are indications" that a man who died here after facial surgery and midriff liposuction was Amado Carrillo Fuentes, the billionaire drug trafficker.

"It's a big tent-pole movie". Pascal was referring to widely held expectations for the prospects of a big-budget picture featuring the Marvel Comics superhero, who is probably the most popular pulp-fiction figure still unexploited by Hollywood.

However, there were no apparent pathological changes between Cav-1+/+ and Cav-1−/− mice, and there was no changes of the splenic white pulp (Supplementary Figures 2a and b).

Populus coppice had by far the highest cumulative climate services throughout the simulation period, mainly due to its high substitution effects for energy or, even higher, pulp and energy (Figure 2, Table 1).