Sentence examples for under conventional light from inspiring English sources

Median vascular density of red, black, and white lesions under conventional light was 60.3%, 62.3%, and 60.6%, respectively, and under narrow-band light was 64.4%, 61.5%, and 62.0%, respectively, showing no significant differences among the lesions under either conventional or narrow-band light (p = .71 and p = .84, respectively).

In order to obtain a similar signal under conventional light, an aperture of at least 140×140 µm was necessary (i.e., the measured area was 196 times larger than that measured with synchrotron infrared light).

CP isolation was made under conventional light microscopy (SZX7, Olympus, Hamburg, Germany).

The small, round, yellow-coloured cells were visible under the inverted microscope and also under the conventional light microscope but were not seen after DAPI staining of the nuclei, presumably because they were too small.

After 5 days in culture, A2780-originated spheres were observable under a conventional light microscope).

Sites eliciting rapid-onset responses that were marked with biocytin were shown to be localized within the area of the nucleus ambiguus when visualized under a conventional light microscope.

Two adenomas visualized endoscopically ex vivo under conventional white light illumination are shown in Fig. 6A.

The median difference in vascular density under narrow-band and conventional light was not significantly different in black lesions (0.8%) or white lesions (1.0%); however, a difference of 4.5% was noted for red lesions (p <.001).

Sections were scored for staining intensity with conventional light microscopy under × 100 and × 400 magnification by two board-certified anatomic pathologists (RO and AG) blinded to sample identification.

Proteoglycans were detected in extracellular matrix tissue sections stained with Toluidine Blue (pH 4.0) and observed under an Olympus BX 41 light microscope (conventional light microscopy).

The oral cavity was then examined under conventional incandescent light for any new lesions that became visible or accentuated after the use of acetic acid.