| Using Masson trichrome stain and ancillary immunostains, the diagnosis of seminoma was established. |
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| Seeking deeper inspiration, the erudite Masson turned to the somber, chthonic Greek myths. |
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| Masson spends all his free time on the beach with his sweet, plump little wife. |
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| Masson confirms there are few better ways to experience the winter wonderland that is la Belle Province than from the back of a dog sled. |
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| This year, visitors can enjoy works by Surrealist masters such as Andre Masson and Giacometti, as well as work by Picasso. |
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| The thickness of subepithelial collagen fibrosis in the gastric biopsies stained with Masson trichrome was measured with an ocular micrometer. |
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| Masson specified a dye he called Ponceau de xylidine for a variant of his trichrome staining method. |
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| Unlike the Azan method, the Masson trichrome stain poses no potential health risk to laboratory personnel. |
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| Death, a total vision for Masson, held sway over all things, and it became a tutelary divinity as he attempted to purify his soul and purge his memory of horrible events. |
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| Papiro Masson in his Anales writes that the brothers were the first modern discoverers of the Canary Islands. |
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| A chillingly enigmatic performance from Forbes Masson, who reminds us never to undervalue the odd bod in the corner. |
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| In this drawing by the Surrealists Morise, Max Ernst, and Masson, Ernst converted the voids under the figure's arms into birds. |
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| In this study, Muriel Masson and colleagues at the University of Szeged examined seventy-one human skeletons from a 7000-year-old site in the south of Hungary. |
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| The later mills at Belper, Darley Abbey, and Masson Mill, were much larger and needed to harness the full power of the river to drive the complex machinery within them. |
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| In September, the mill had three months worth of slash pine and Masson pine on hand as well as three months worth of recycled fiber, much more than it needed. |
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| Examples include the collections made by individuals such as Charles Stuart, James Prinsep, Charles Masson, Sir Alexander Cunningham, Sir Harold Deane and Sir John Marshall. |
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