Sentence examples for tissue portion from inspiring English sources

Morphometrically, the composition of the connective tissue of the specimens was analyzed in a 200-μm-wide zone immediately subjacent to the epithelium (zone A) and in a 200-μm-wide central connective tissue portion (zone B).

Following procurement, the remnant tissue portion and dusts in the shells were cleared in warm water and dried in sunlight for 2 days.

The other tissue portion was used for histological examination by the Pathological Anatomy Unit of the Hospital University of Ancona, Italy.

The gastrointestinal tissue portion of bladder augmentations exhibits an eight- to fifteen-fold increased risk of malignancy over that of native bladder tissues [6].

Consequently, tissue solidification, along with whitening, was observed within the electroporated tissue portion (enclosed by dotted lines in Fig. 1B-i, ii).

Gold nanoshells were injected directly into the parenchyma of a single hemisphere of the prostate, using the bilateral tissue portion as a control.

In conclusion, we obtained a full characterization of morphological M/M state, by validating quantitative parameters, over wide injured tissue portions.

The method of grid crossings proposed here can instead be applied to big image data sets, allowing to obtain measures over wide tissue portions in a limited time.

We validated several parameters, including area, perimeter, Feret's diameter (caliper), circularity, aspect ratio, and solidity, providing quantitative information on M/M morphology over wide tissue portions.

Liver tissue portions (100 mg from the right side of the ventral lobe) were added to 3 mL ice-cold methanol chloroform (2 1) and the mixture was homogenised for 1 min in a homogeniser (HeidolphDiax, Schwabach, Germany).

Exfoliation syndrome, associated with PEXG, is an age-related disorder of the extracellular matrix characterized by the production and progressive accumulation of a fibrillar material not only in ocular tissues but also in skin and connective tissue portions of various visceral organs.