Microscopic in a sentence

Histology Microscopic photograph of the renal medulla Microscopic photograph of the renal cortex Renal histology studies the microscopic structure of the kidney.

This new theory, which proposes a microscopic-to-microscopic level connection in the brain, is a testable hypothesis that could revolutionize our understanding of brain functioning.

Microscopic anatomy is the study of structures on a microscopic scale, including histology (the study of tissues), and embryology (the study of an organism in its immature condition).

Microscopic features Morchella elata asci viewed with phase contrast microscopy A hymenium is a layer of microscopic spore-bearing cells that covers the surface of gills.

Before fertilization, eggs produce the microscopic molecule; after fertilization, embryos produce it.

By studying that old wood, and the microscopic clues left in the earthy cliffs that hold it, Mr. Foster and his colleagues have been able to get a rare glimpse into Vineyard forests of yesteryear, gaining insight into the Island’s past and present.

Furthermore, insufficient player differentiation weakens the microscopic equilibrium within the ecosystem, causing many games to have a monotonous design that does not cater to all user profiles.

Imagine the implications of having a microscope that detects microscopic organisms and objects automatically.

It is of great interest to scientists because it is believed to contain microscopic mineral grains that pre-date the solar system.

It’s caused by microscopic nematodes that may be native; however, scientists remain unsure.

It’s insane momentum applied to something almost microscopic by comparison.

Nikon Small World in Motion competition provides compelling microscopic videos that paint detailed pictures of entire worlds hidden within our own.

On the other hand, microscopic phytoplankton floating near the ocean surface are increasingly taking advantage of shrinking sea ice to bloom in the newfound open water and sunlight.

Other versions of SQT Bio-Microneedling can help with acne, congested skin and pigmentation, with up to five million of the magic, microscopic needles being administered.

Particulate matter contains microscopic solids or liquid droplets that are so small that they can be inhaled and cause serious health problems, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

Solar-powered sensors, placed about one per hectare throughout the forest’s understory, detect wildfires in their early smouldering phase by ‘smelling’ tell-tale gases like hydrogen and carbon monoxide in microscopic quantities.

The blood tests work by looking for microscopic traces of cancer in the bloodstream called circulating tumour DNA.

The key idea behind the recent study by Schuster and Yao is that information scrambling in an open system is somewhat independent of the microscopic nature of the errors themselves.

The microscopic algae also take a toll on the fish, eels, birds and other marine species that it kills.

The only thing Yellowstone captures accurately about Montana is the sheer beauty of the landscape, and a microscopic look into some of the everyday functions of a working ranch.