Sentence examples for there is localised from inspiring English sources

The weight bearing area mainly requires replacement if there is localised cartilage damage.

There is localised contamination from lithics of rhyolitic composition, most probably introduced in the upper regions of the conduit.

We suggest that following DSB formation, although there is localised chromatin unfolding to facilitate repair, the bulk genome becomes rapidly compacted protecting cells from further damage.

Consistent with this, in our present study, weak staining in vascular endothelial cells, although not very significant, may lead to the hypothesis that there is localised EphB4 activation in the cell membrane of cancer cells that are in contact with blood vessels, which might promote metastasis and further tumour progression.

"We'd urge people to monitor warnings given by the Environment Agency and to avoid driving in areas where there is localised flooding".

Although there were localised complaints of irregularities they were not enough to halt the opposition surge.

There are localised skill shortages, but it is hard to believe that China's labour surplus is exhausted when almost 60% of the population still lives in rural areas.

Although the town appeared tense and there were localised flare-ups, the protests were generally peaceful.

Sand dunes are preserved in Permian sandstones near Brodick, there are localised outcrops of Triassic rocks and even a rare example of Cretaceous chalk.

While a relatively uninformative background model is useful with the synthetic probes used in ChIP-chip analyses, using a different background model is likely to be important on genomic scale data, where there are localised variations in base frequencies.

Also scored was whether there was localised thinning of the spinal cord in the upper cervical region.