Sentence examples for zone appearance from inspiring English sources
Ito et al. [ 31] examined the sequential change of ablation zone appearance after cryoablation and evaluated the size transition, shape transformation, enhancement, and other CT features.
Opponents have averaged 3.7 yards per play, converting 14 of 25 red zone appearances for touchdowns.
Minnesota: The Vikings have scored touchdowns in 33.3% of their red zone appearances this season, 30th in the NFL.
As the mixture of diverse cell sample is subjected to centrifugation, the different types of cells will pass through the density gradient at different rates depending on their density, resulting in distinct zones appearance.
Quantitative analysis with a genotype-specific TaqMan probe and real-time Taq nuclease assays (TNA) confirmed its presence in the pelagic zone, although appearance of this and related genotypes was highly irregular and exhibited strong differences between consecutive years.
The severe histopathological changes were prominent in periportal zone with appearance of hyperemia of portal vein, and inflammatory cells infiltration (Fig. 4cd).
In fractured zones, the appearance of wave train recorded on the VDL shows sudden changes.
Notably, myosin IIB appears to be localized to punctuate structures both at the extreme margin and in the more central zones, an appearance not seen for myosin IIA (Fig. 3B and 3C).
In his second game after hitting López, Wise threw all 10 of his pitches out of the strike zone in an appearance against the Mets.
The scores (1 12) represent the overall repair by assessing the initially grafted surface, integration to border zone and macroscopic appearance.
PC Zone described the appearance of the Combine's soldiers as "stormtrooper-like", but although stating that overall the artificial intelligence for the game was "extremely competent", the Combine non-player characters "could have used better survival instincts", citing their reluctance to take cover and tendency to charge at the player and into a shotgun blast.
