microscopic
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definition
adjective
microscopic algae
so small as to be visible only with a microscope.
microscopic analysis of the soil
of or relating to a microscope.
example
Diarrhoea was defined as watery when the patient passed at least three loose stools per day without visible blood or 'microscopic' red blood and polymorphonuclear cells in the specimen.
Microscopic scoring was performed on coded slides and, to minimize variability, the same expert performed all the 'microscopic' analyses.
But the plight of Cameron - whose guilt must have been magnified by the island's 'microscopic' smallness and the glare of the lighthouse lamp - was peculiarly unaffecting.
One of my concerns, echoing those of Duster, is the manner in which external traits previously linked to race might now become 'microscopic' objects of distrust and abnormalcy.
To demonstrate that the improved growth observed in plate mating assays was due to suppression of the cell fusion defect, we performed 'microscopic' analyses of mating cells.
Remind me why paying $25.00 for two endive leaves and a 'microscopic' piece of seared tuna on a tiny plate would make sense on any planet in the universe?
Sure, any time we crush bacterial cells for research, it's a sacrifice of a tiny 'microscopic' life.
Membrane tethers usually have diameters of the order of tens of nanometers, so they were barely visible under normal 'microscopic' conditions.
Snow algae are colorful, 'microscopic' organisms that thrive in the chilly, acidic, sun-blasted, and nutrient-poor confines of melting snow.
For half an hour he talked in 'microscopic' detail about how the car is built.
To begin with, when at a length of only 7 mm, young chub feed primarily on 'microscopic' algae and diatoms.
Fluorescent markers that are easily visible by 'microscopic' or spectroscopic detection systems play a critical role in biology.
Rip him apart into teeny tiny 'microscopic' pieces.
Here, they prosper in splendid 'microscopic' detail.
As the facility executive stepped back from the individual reports, he realized that 'microscopic' analysis didn't tell the whole story.
The only life found in the lake are some 'microscopic' algae that live between certain layers of water within variable depths of the lake.
Their music glows with the aural equivalent of sunlight reflecting on a thin pool of ice and pulses with 'microscopic' detail, all the while possessing a sharp absurdist sense of humor.
One person determined spermatozoal motility using light microscopy for five 'microscopic' fields for each collection.
It is believed that the 'microscopic' plankton on which tiny sandeel larvae feed are moving northwards as the sea water warms, leaving the baby fish with nothing to feed on.
Near these points, the behaviour of the system is universal and does not depend on the 'microscopic' details.
Coccoliths are the extremely small calcareous parts of 'microscopic' marine algae.
By chemical analysis and 'microscopic' examination we found that the spheres and end fittings were made from a sophisticated Titanium alloy.
Within spongy layers of sea ice, 'microscopic' algae bloom in profusion as sunlight floods in from above.
And so, let me take this time to list a few of the many 'microscopic' details that make ordinary day to day living worth it all for me.
Stumpf said that bloom intensified when it moved south of Sanibel Island, possibly with a bloom of a diatom, a type of 'microscopic' algae, called Rhizosolenia.
They feed on 'microscopic' blue green algae plants that only thrive in saline waters.
Specific, often 'microscopic' detail is discussed but supports the parallel narratives.
From now on every shuttle launch will be tracked and examined in 'microscopic' detail, and this should set a precedent for all future manned space launches.
For 'microscopic' analysis of induced cell death and fungal development, Trypan Blue staining was performed on individual leaves.
In many cases of heel pain located about 3cm above the heel bone, there is no inflammation present when the tendon is scanned or viewed by 'microscopic' analysis.
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