Sentence examples for well definable from inspiring English sources
AId1, as defined in Nissl staining, is well definable in AChE staining, and also as a very sparsely stained AId1 in the PV staining.
We have chosen these two glioma models in rats because of their vastly different pathomorphological and intracerebral growth charcteristics The 9L rat is a gliosarcoma grows in the rat brain with prolific angiogenesis, well definable tumor margins, and minimal inavsion into the peritumoral and/or distal brain regions43.
Small vessels (macrovessels) were vessels with narrow lumina and up to five well definable smooth muscle layers.
BD-IPMNs show no dilatation of the main pancreatic duct but a communication of the cystic lesion with the main duct, typically well definable by MRI/MRCP imaging.
It is possible for a quantity to be thermodynamically well definable in a formal sense but not thermodynamically well measurable in a practical sense.
Small vessel density (SVD): Vessels with narrow lumina but well definable up to five smooth muscle layers were considered as small vessels.
Grouping is often intended as a general-purpose early vision stage which gathers together image features of perceptual salience, usually having a well-definable structure.
16, 17 Rare SMARCB1-deficient neoplasms have been reported to arise as a dedifferentiated component of a well-definable SMARCB1-positive "parent" neoplasm.
DASPMI's very fast response to transmembrane potential, high sensitivity, and well-definable potentiometric response make it a valuable probe for precise monitoring of the dynamic changes in membrane potential across different mitochondria in a single living cell.
Restrictions on protection are acceptable only where specific and well-definable cases are concerned, if normal enjoyment of the work is not affected and if no unjustified damage is done to the legitimate interests of authors, producers and distributors.
Vertigo and dizziness include both consequences of disease as well as definable disease entities such as benign paroxysmal positional vertigo, Meniere's disease, or vestibular migraine.
