Sentence examples for sections of the series from inspiring English sources

We stained paraffin sections of the series of 14 adenomas analysed previously to identify nuclear β-catenin and identified this in all but two cases (M and N).

He certainly wasn't very heroic for a large section of the series, in the middle there.

A section of the series labelled "Death Wall" features closeups of the faces of women who died after receiving botched abortions or being denied them, including an Indian dentist living in Ireland, an Indiana teen-ager, and a college student in San Salvador who committed suicide by leaping from the roof of her dormitory.

This week is the second part of the section of the series where we dissect an Annual Report.

The error was explained on the "Banter" section of the series B DVD as a mistake on the part of John Lloyd himself.

Every fourth stained section, i.e. every 60th section of the series of sections, was examined, resulting in a distance of 1.2 mm between the analyzed sections (Fig.  2).> Cytoarchitectonical analysis was performed using a quantitative method for observer independent and statistically testable detection of cortical borders (Zilles et al. 2002; Schleicher et al. 2005, 2009).

Therefore, we excluded the first six ratios and projected the linear section of the series obtained from a population with annual periodicity of exams in the age interval 50-69 years (Table 1, columns 3 and 5. Also, see Appendix E in Additional file 1).

Whenever there was evidence of a parameter change, given by a cluster of p-values below 0.05 along a section of the time series, the series was cropped before the section showing the parameter change.

Vectorized anatomical data (taken from stained sections of the working series) were "fused" with vectorized external reference points (taken from the corresponding unstained sections of the reference series) in AutoCAD.

In the last eight sections of this series, we've taken a look at marketing, and how to market a product.

Sections of the "working series" (Knabe et al. 2002) were stained with Heidenhain's hematoxylin (Romeis 1989) for the purpose of diagnosing cellular events.