Sentence examples for stain about from inspiring English sources
The bed had expensive sheets (those Frette people are everywhere), a comfortable mattress — and a very obvious stain about four feet above the pillows on the imitation-leather headboard.
AS soon as the film producer Tom Rosenberg finished reading Philip Roth's novel "The Human Stain," about an African-American who passes for white, he wanted to turn it into a movie.
Years later, in October 1996, when they first noticed a strong oil smell coming from a crawl space beneath their house and a circular stain about a foot wide on the basement's cement floor, they knew the oil could not be coming from their property.
The tetramers stain about 60% of the CD8 T cells with a baseline separation from the negative population.
"The Human Stain" is about Coleman Silk, an academic forced to resign when he is accused (falsely, he believes) of using a racist word; who is having a quiet affair with an illiterate cleaning woman; and who has an even more inflammatory secret in his past.
By the time he managed to stop the flow, the white wine had been stained by about 120 gallons of pink merlot juice.
The overall procedure for probe staining took about 2 hours, and the total volume of waste is less than 10 ml; while the conventional Masson's Trichrome and Picrosirius Red stain on OCT sections took about the same time, but required few more steps of staining and washing.
During staining, about 7 9% of the samples fell off the slides.
Every second section was stained about 3 4 min with 0.1% cresyl violet acetate and dipped in 95% Ethanol and 95% ethanol + glacial acetic acid to facilitate the staining.
Without previous staining, about a factor four higher pulse energies were required for the same ablation probability [see Fig. 4(b)].
Human blood smear control CCR2 immunohistochemistry stained about 5% of the leukocyte population in healthy blood donors (Supporting Information data), corresponding approximately to the CX3CR1lowCCR2+ inflammatory monocyte population detected by flow cytometry (Geissmann et al, 2003).
