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Meanings of foci in English

Russian
фокус
Portuguese
foco
Spanish
foco
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focus

Fixed reference point; special points with reference to which any of a variety of curves is constructed.

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Usage of foci in English
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In addition, foci of adenocarcinoma with signet ring cells are also found.
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The nuclei in microinfiltrating foci have a statistically significantly lower nuclear abnormality.
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Rapid, localised infection was populated by discrete foci of persisting virus-infected cells.
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The disciples of Plato invented conic sections, and discovered the geometrical foci.
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Presence of mesorectal foci should modify conventional staging of the rectal tumor.
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Astrocytes form a significant constituent of seizure foci in the human brain.
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These foci also contain BRCA1 and other DNA damage response proteins.
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Histology confirmed that foci of signal attenuation reflected an increase in CAA-related lesions.
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We identified 2 hitherto unsuspected additional foci of local transmission: Kardhítsa and Attica.
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Hemorrhagic foci were more frequently seen in the higher grade tumor.
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No endemic foci were identified and the cases of the disease were sporadic.
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Ammonium metavanadate also induced formation of Type II foci in single-step transformation assays.
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Small foci of necrosis were seen associated with mild interstitial mononuclear cell infiltration.
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No evident effect on satellites and pericapsular neoplastic foci was observed.
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Proton MRS could not confirm the specific location of seizure foci.
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These correlates provide testable hypotheses regarding ecologic factors associated with maintaining tularemia foci.
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