Sentence examples for situ areas from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the 14 samples from the in situ areas of layer 2 submitted for direct AMS dating represent 42% of all piece-plotted bones with that provenience and, directly or indirectly, indicate a pre-Gravettian age.

It was thus decided to submit a second batch, comprised of material from in situ areas of layer 2 and intended to date by association the stone tool assemblage recovered therein; ten more bones were sent to Oxford (all of which eventually failed), and four teeth were sent to the VERA laboratory (Vienna Environmental Research Accelerator).

As directly observed in situ, areas artificially reforested with species cultivated for wood contributed in large part to this development.

There was also statistically significant difference (P = 0.0002) in the versican immunoreactivity in the in situ areas between the two groups (1 and 2).

Our data reveal that in CBMTs, versican expression differs significantly between invasive and in situ areas, suggesting a role for this molecule in tumour progression.

Our data reveal that in canine CBMTs, versican expression differs significantly between invasive and in situ areas, suggesting a role for this molecule in tumour progression.

In addition to dry area density (ρA(D)), commonly used to create isomass maps (Scollo et al.2007), the ashmeter allows calculation of in situ area density (ρA is)) that can be particularly useful to assess fallout impact.

Earth observation from airborne or space borne platform is the ideal observational approach capable of providing data at the relevant scales and resolution required to extrapolate findings of in situ (field) studies to larger areas, to document the heterogeneity of the landscape at the regional scale and to connect these findings into a global view (Schaepman 2006).

In situ carcinomatous areas revealed strong and diffuse immunoreactivity for E-cadherin, whereas invasive areas showed weak or absent staining.

Those studies analysed patterns of variation in samples of 20 50 individuals of at least three wild (from thorn scrub and tropical dry forests), three in situ managed (areas recurrently cleared for agriculture) and three cultivated (home gardens in villages) populations.

In carcinoma tissue samples, normal ductal structures adjacent to the tumour frequently showed cytoplasmic and nuclear p-ERK staining Cells of ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) areas in the neighbourhood of invasive tumours were either negative or positive in the outer cell layer of the cell mass.