| They are known as argentaffin cells, because they are selectively stainable with silver salts. |
| Vendors use stainable, renewable, and recyclable raw materials, such as paper, plastic, metal, glass, and other flexible materials, to manufacture packaging coatings. |
| The stainable DNA may appear in clumps or may be in a reticulated pattern. |
| Tiny vessels smaller than 6 m diameter without clearly visible and stainable cell wall thickenings were neglected. |
| He noticed that some material scattered throughout the nucleus heavily absorbed the dye and coined the word chromatin to describe this dark, stainable substance. |
| According to Al-Ghanim, stainable development is a global, rather than a national affair. |
