Usage of "in-situ" | TermGallery

Being in the original position; not having been moved.

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Ús de in-situ en anglès

Epstein-Barr virus was detected by in-situ hybridization and by polymerase chain reaction. 
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A unique project is linking in-situ measurements with natural hazards research. 
 Rock and Ice Magazine 

Patients with duct carcinoma-in-situ are being treated with increasing frequency at our center. 
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Hitherto the diagnosis of carcinoma-in-situ testis has been based upon conventional histological techniques. 
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A portable flow cytometry was applied for the in-situ fluorescence quantification. 
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The probes would begin the in-situ search for life on Mars. 
 Wired 

Such an in-situ system offers advantages including reduced treatment cost, reusability and simple handling. 
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This system is expected to facilitate easy and rapid in-situ measurement of A T . 
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Therefore, there might be merits for healing in preserving sufficient GT in-situ during periodontal surgery. 
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Sera from patients with aPL possess an enhanced capacity for in-situ complement fixation on platelets. 
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A staffer told Ms Wall they understood the leg was to be left "in-situ". 
 Radio NZ 

Curious browsers peer at the in-situ boxing ring. 
 The Guardian 

The DIAL-measured H 2 O density is compared with the one measured by an in-situ sensor. 
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The disease control measures and in-situ conservation method need to be strengthened to protect this rare species. 
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Being able to edit websites in-situ led to wonderful innovations such as Wikipedia, blogs and social networking. 
 The Guardian 

Extra-anatomic reconstruction and in-situ implantation of new, infection resistant grafts are associated with high mortality and morbidity. 
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In-situ a través del temps

Significats de in-situ en anglès