Sentence examples for using icy from inspiring English sources

Images were analysed using ICY image analysis software55.

Evaluation of bacterial location was performed on three-dimensional z-stacks using ICY software.

Three-dimensional images of synoviocytes were rendered using ICY software (http://icy.bioimageanalysis.org) and the 3D Rotation plugin.

The quantification of aortic collagen fibers was performed in three distinct sections of the aorta, by using ICY program and the plugin KMeans Color Quantization.

The image quantification was done using Icys research imaging cytometer (Compucyte, Westwood, MA, USA) and analysed as described in http://www.compucyte.com/cellcycle.htm.htm

Imaging cytometry measurements were performed by using iCys Research Imaging Cytometer (iCysTM, Thorlabs Imaging Systems, Sterling, VA, USA) equipped with 405-nm, 488-nm and 633-nm solid-state lasers, photodiode forward scatter detectors and photomultiplier tubes with three filters in front.

Analysis of the cell cycle profile of the immunostained CYC3-treated cells using iCys (which can distinguish between cells in G2 and in M phase) revealed an increase in the mitotic cell population and a dramatic decrease in the proportion of mitotic cells, which were p-AK-A T288-positive, consistent with the observed cell cycle arrest and kinase inhibition.

You may want to use icy hot patches before you go to sleep after carrying it for a few hours.

Look, I know it's a harmless prank, but the problem is that too many of you were using the IcyHot-coated jockstraps to choke one another to the point of unconsciousness or to start fires.

But he's not planning an attack on the Observer – Walker is using the icy seafood as a key weapon in his attempt to fight back against the fast-growing discounters, Aldi and Lidl, which are putting his home-grown discount chain under pressure.

To analyze the spatial distribution of these substructures, we performed a statistical test, using the Icy spatial analysis plug-in that describes the distribution of individual dots within the nucleus (Lagache et al., 2013).