Sentence examples for tiny focus from inspiring English sources

Contrast-enhanced CT with thin-slab MIP reconstructions (b, c) showed a tiny focus of CM extravasation (thin arrows) consistent with active bleeding.

The reason for the uniformity in the size of the globules is not known, but it is thought that each globule forms by the aggregation of sebaceous material around a tiny focus of debris, some desquamative material or fine hair shafts [38].

It's good reading for anyone who enjoys photography and lens talk, but the gist is this: major flaws are worth complaining about, but minor flaws such as slightly uneven sharpness, tiny focus issues, and so on, are expected in such a complicated component.

Histopathology of the right breast mass showed a malignant, high-grade PT with a tiny focus of invasive ductal carcinoma.

If one assumes a persistence of TIN subsequent to radiotherapy, then this condition probably consists of a tiny focus, morphologically.

At MoMA, under the watchful eye of the museum guard, you could get close enough to hear the gentle pucker as tape separated from skin, or take the escalators to the top floor and peer down at her tiny, focused form and constellations of watchers.

In a direct comparison of protein distributions by immunostaining of fixed egg chambers, AGO1 was detected in tiny foci similar in number and distribution to those detected with AGO1 GFP in live samples (Fig. 3E), while Bruno (Bru; a sponge body component; [54], [55]) was largely non-overlapping and predominantly in the much larger sponge bodies (Fig. 3F,G).

However, two patients had only tiny foci of residual invasive carcinoma demonstrable after chemotherapy.

Biopsy techniques have evolved with great sophistication, allowing tiny foci of nonspecific calcification to be sampled with great accuracy [ 12].

Two skin biopsy specimens demonstrated multiple, tiny foci of suppurative granulomatous dermatitis with elastophagocytosis and numerous long acid-fast rods that were gram positive.

The remaining 12 patients were excluded from the analysis: eight yielded no demonstrable invasive tumour on day-21 biopsy, two comprised high-grade DCIS (ductal carcinoma in situ) only (presumably due to geographical miss), and two contained tiny foci of invasive tumour deemed too small to reliably interpret immunohistochemical staining.