Sentence examples for the common appearance from inspiring English sources
However, the βTC cells were poorly invasive in these ex vivo assays, as reported previously [32], in contrast to the common appearance of invasive cancer cells during tumor progression.
Indeed, certain topological features of biological networks give rise naturally to the common appearance of the motifs.
Imposition of these criteria on the parental strains and a (C57BL/6xFVB/N .F1 intercross identified a near-absence of these features in the C57BL/6 thymus and the common appearance in both FVB/N and (to a lesser extent) F1 intercross mice, indicating a semidominant FVB/N trait (Fig. 5B and C).
The sense and subjects might be borrow'd plentifully from the Proverbs of Solomon, from all the common appearances of nature, from all the occurrences in the civil life, both in city and country: (which would also afford matter for other Divine Songs).
We present a multimodality pictorial review of cases of extramedullary myeloma imaged at our tertiary oncology institution, demonstrating the common appearances on conventional imaging and the advantages of functional imaging such as PETCT in these cases.
Since anastomotic dehiscence leads to the extravasation of enteral material in the surgical site, the most common appearance includes variably sized air-fluid collections, abscesses or inflammatory changes which abut the EJS or GJS (Figs. 11 and 12) and tend to extend into the lesser sac, left subphrenic, gastrohepatic and gastrosplenic spaces [10, 11, 12].
The most common appearance in the charts is 4 years".
A normal grading (fining upward) is the most common appearance of the IOT layers.
The most common appearance indicating tumor angiogenesis included the elevation of tumor tHb compared with normal tHb distribution or the appearance of a hotspot.
Traction due to epiretinal membrane was noted in 66 eyes (17 %), the most common appearance being that of striae in the retina.
The most common appearance on CT/MR is diffuse aortic mural thickening with associated aneurysm formation, which may be multiple and saccular (Fig. 12) [70].
