Hematoxylin and eosin stained slides were examined by study pathologists to identify areas with classic characteristics of PTC, including papillary architecture, typical PTC nuclei (enlarged, overlapping, irregular, ground-glass empty nuclei with nuclear grooves), psammoma bodies, and stromal reaction 27.
Its creators' vision of combining new and old - a modern, chic, gourmet marketplace combined with the classic characteristics of the traditional one, offering quality products at affordable prices.
This illustrates a distribution with the classic characteristics of EQ-5D data: there is a mass of observations at full health (1), a gap between these observations and the rest, and at least two additional modes.
Now that John Kerry has fought back with a verbal poke, they are again responding with the classic characteristic of a bully: they are whining louder than their victims ever have.
This November I observe my 27th "sickaversary" -- decades of illness, bone-penetrating exhaustion and cognitive impairment, coupled with the classic characteristic of ME: any type of exertion, physical or cognitive, results in a relapse.
Like Elian, Daniel shares many of the classic characteristics of a child with allergies: the family history of hay fever and eczema, the winter birthday, the Caesarean delivery, infant eczema.
Significantly, this car doesn't get rear-wheel drive like the new Q45, so enthusiasts will have to wait a few more years to get a midsize Infiniti with classic sporting characteristics.
"It's not your classic characteristic large mound that you see in most landfills," he said.
Wine displays a classic characteristic of the fine artist: doing things wrongly on purpose.
This anchorage-independence is another classic characteristic of melanoma cells.
Additionally, aberrant EGFR signalling imparts SCCHN cells with classic tumour cell characteristics, including decreased apoptosis, enhanced invasiveness, migration, angiogenesis and metastasis.
