| The macroscopically apparent thrombosed vessels in case 3 contained tumor emboli and multiple foci of infarction. |
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| This macroscopically observable reaction was identified to be coupled with light-induced processes of the photoreceptor phytochrome. |
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| Localized post-depositional mixing by cave crickets is evident both macroscopically and microscopically as homogenized weakly granulated fabric. |
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| In the past, tissue damage was quantified macroscopically by visual effects such as tissue mass removal, carbonization and melting. |
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| After classification of the nature of the sputum, those patients with macroscopically mucoid samples did not receive antibiotic therapy. |
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| Worlds are different when at least one macroscopic object is in macroscopically distinguishable states. |
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| Phlogopite, typically brown, and paragonite, which is macroscopically indistinguishable from muscovite, also are fairly common. |
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| All animals were examined macroscopically either upon death during the study, or at sacrifice after the 14-day observation period. |
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| No significant increase in the number of tumours was observed macroscopically or microscopically at any site. |
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| The quantum measurement device must be a macroscopic object with macroscopically different states corresponding to different outcomes. |
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| It can decrease during macroscopically indeterministic processes, if a particularly algorithmically simple sequence of outcomes happens to occur. |
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| However, unlike the Boltzmann entropy, even during macroscopically indeterministic processes it does not decrease on average. |
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| The result is macroscopically observable dichroism and birefringence in the film in the region of elimination. |
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| That is, the macroscopically visible patterns generated by randomness may not be very sensitive to the precise initial conditions of the experiments. |
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| A tumor mass within the kidney extended from the medulla to the cortex and macroscopically penetrated the renal capsule, extending into the surrounding fat. |
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| Dermoid cysts are composed of coarse-fibrous capsule enclosing a thick viscous greenish-brown fluid, macroscopically. |
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| This combination of two kinds of twinning, although best seen by means of a microscope equipped to use doubly polarized light, is sometimes discernible macroscopically. |
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| The adrenal glands and renal medulla had a macroscopically diffuse dark red colour. |
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| The sites of implantation were macroscopically examined for any evidence of tissue reaction. |
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| Evidence of pathological conditions was first evaluated macroscopically by examining both oyster shells and meats. |
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| The case macroscopically mimicked a cystadenoma. |
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| We have developed a model of a macroscopically resting extended electron, called standing wave model. |
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| No unexpected findings were reported on the nature of the local lesions both macroscopically and by histopathology after single or repeated dermal treatment. |
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| The inner surface of the cyst wall was macroscopically smooth, and there was no tumorous protraction or transportation to the collecting system. |
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| At their earliest stage, pathologic lesions of the laryngeal epithelium are macroscopically invisible. |
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| Second, they indicate the existence of macroscopically similar but petrographically different white inclusions in a limited number of fabrics. |
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| A macroscopically homogeneous system of platelike structures can only be obtained as a dilated random hyperplane system. |
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| However, as the involved colon was macroscopically normal and the fistulous opening was very small, primary closure was performed. |
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| On examination of the samples under light microscopy, it was noted that all the outer surfaces differed macroscopically and all the post systems studied were smooth and even throughout their length. |
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| The vision of this project is to explore conceptually, experimentally and technologically the limits of large entanglement of macroscopically distinguishable quantum states. |
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