| 词汇 | example_english_in-situ |
| 释义 | Examples of in situThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Instead, it seems to leave the verb insitu. Thus, although insitu, it does not appear to be in a primary context. It should be noted that insitu data collected in 2001 was very limited so it was not used for validation. After an initial period of three weeks, the tubes were emptied once a week insitu and the larvae examined visually. In order to secure this, the eggs observed must be left insitu. Pluripotency is regulated in a tissuespecific manner, and is limited insitu by the number of cell types characteristic of the tissue. Reworked dinoflagellate cysts are expressed as a proportion of the insitu dinoflagellate cysts. Our insitu data are consistent with previous studies, and suggest that selection is the main force controlling element spread by transposition. All six inversions analysed by insitu hybridization had homology to hobo probes at both breakpoints. Target genes that may be involved in acquisition of this phenotype are being sought using insitu hybridization. Insitu hybridization results : each column is a different genomic clone used as a probe and each row is the deficiency line being tested. The appendix (or appendices) is left insitu. Kinetics of polymer adsorption measured insitu at the solid liquid interface - utility of the infrared total internalreflection method. Effect of reduced aortic compliance on cardiac efficiency and contractile function of insitu canine left ventricle. The lesion may remain macular and insitu for many years. Each image was then analyzed as described for sections undergoing insitu radioligand binding. If the distance moved was < 5 m the fruit was re-classified as eaten insitu. These represented fruits that were eaten insitu. They also served as positive controls for the insitu hybridisation technique. Nicotinic acetylcholine receptors containing a7 subunits are required for reliable synaptic transmission insitu. All buildings and relics from that time are now commonly viewed as historic items to be preserved insitu so that their context is maintained. Besides underestimation of the real total number of microorganisms, these indirect methods provide no information on physiological state of single microbial cells insitu. The experimental parameters that must be set prior to irradiation are the chamber temperature cycle, the sample temperature cycle and the insitu measurement protocol. The research methodology was therefore once again very descriptive, but with a distinct objective: to collect data insitu from a real design review situation. The fish were eviscerated insitu and the digestive tracts placed in physiological saline and immediately transported to the laboratory, where they were processed. All the targeted compounds have been detected by these two procedures, demonstrating the applicability of the technique for insitu analysis. She takes the broadest of views, including any discrete carbonate structure with topographic relief formed by insitu or bound organic components. The normal or zona-free oocytes were prepared as follows prior to insitu nick translation. They applied alternating field and thermal cleaning to determine two groups of insitu directions. This enables us to characterize the functional receptors and the physiological phenotype of microglia insitu. The advantages of this approach are that it potentially affords the opportunity to study a greater sample size and to investigate undisturbed signatures insitu. A basic mechanism will already allow insitu wh-phrases in multiple questions to receive scope. This could account for why a whjça phrase normally appearing only insitu occurs in initial position in (i). A number of novel findings are presented, including the direct visualization of the muscle layers insitu. However, this premium is held by society, and not necessarily by private industry, which has little incentive to maintain a series insitu conservation program. This provided a correction factor to estimate actual numbers from the insitu counts, allowing comparisons between the sampling dates. The significance of investigating the interactional employment of adverbials insitu and within naturally occurring interaction cannot be overstated. Thus, the markets for ores and minerals insitu do not suffer from the kinds of failure we are alluding to in the text. Insitu triggers are activated when there is a need to acquire new knowledge while the design is under focus of attention. The abdominal cavity was opened by a ventral longitudinal incision and the organs inspected insitu for parasites. During necropsy, it was ensured that the insitu topography of organs in the peritoneal cavity was preserved. Given the large quantity of petroleum-contaminated soil present, remediation processes that can be carried out insitu are likely to be the preferable clean-up options. Reutilization of previously hybridized slides for fluorescence insitu hybridization. However, it remains to be demonstrated whether rapid turnover of the actin cytoskeleton is necessary for the dynamic restructuring of protoplasmic astrocytes insitu. In an insitu atomic force microscopy study, conducted at variable temperatures, elastin peptides self-assembled in a substrate-dependent manner. They also claim that base-generation accounts of such constructions (both parts being base-generated insitu) do not fare any better. It is also a reasonable alternative to insitu conservation which only preserves limited diversity. The search for evidence of martian life requires robotic spacecraft with insitu life detection instruments and/or sample return capabilities. Laterly, digeneans were counted insitu using a handheld count meter, and cestode scolices and proglottids were satisfactorily preserved in, and identified from, 70 % ethanol. Here we present the cortical expression of selected candidate genes as determined by insitu hybridisation and discuss their putative involvement in corticogenesis. The cover crop is periodically clipped and composted insitu. What the children did not do, however, was leave the "wh-" insitu. The resolution of genetic mapping is, however, too coarse to definitively determine their order, which will probably require detailed cytogenetic studies involving insitu hybridization. Early miscarriage, before twelve weeks, can occur with a suture insitu. A positive control was included in each insitu experiment. An appendix illustrates and describes all the major plants from the area, including spores insitu. One slide from each sample was examined under a x40 objective usually until at least 380 insitu dinoflagellate cysts had been counted. It should be noted that the results obtained by insitu hybridization are not always reliable. There are several reasons why insitu hybridization on polytene chromosomes may underestimate insertion frequencies. Although this is a destructive technique, it can often be done 'insitu' with minimal damage to the stability of the mat. The only insitu items identified were an articulated skeleton on each side of the access stairway, both individuals with their heads to the east. Both sites showed burning and heavy weathering in the sherd concentrations, and no insitu breakage of vessels was evident. Sergeant offered to fell them in return for the timber, which was processed insitu by a tracker mill. The relative contributions of screen-detected insitu and invasive breast carcinomas in reducing mortality from the disease. Thus, any further study aimed at addressing these issues should include normal breast, early proliferative lesions, and ductal carcinomas insitu. Methods are being developed to study microbes insitu in solid ice. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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