Results for microscope translation from Czech to English

a pathologist examines the tissue under a microscope.
a pathologist examines the tissue under a microscope.

available in microscope-slide-size and can be easily used within
available in microscope-slide-size and can be easily used within

data measurement, professor brynjolfsson explains, is the modern equivalent of the microscope.
data measurement, professor brynjolfsson explains, is the modern equivalent of the microscope.

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microscope slide boxes 100, ps, 170 x 83 x 30 mm, green, catalog page 42
microscope slide boxes 100, ps, 170 x 83 x 30 mm, green, catalog page 42

the tissue is then looked at under the microscope to see if it's normal or abnormal.
the tissue is then looked at under the microscope to see if it's normal or abnormal.

in some cases, the pathologist can attend the biopsy to examine imprints of the samples with a microscope.
in some cases, the pathologist can attend the biopsy to examine imprints of the samples with a microscope.

(many definitions of "biopsy" stipulate that the sample of tissue is removed for examination under a microscope.
(many definitions of "biopsy" stipulate that the sample of tissue is removed for examination under a microscope.

the microscope, invented four centuries ago, allowed people to see and measure things as never before — at the cellular level. it was a revolution in measurement.
it was a revolution in measurement.

9. since it has been proven that linen was utilized in norway already in the early centuries a. d. and wool can be ruled out it is obvious that this must be linen fibre. (characteristic x-shaped joints visible under the microscope.)
9. since it has been proven that linen was utilized in norway already in the early centuries a. d. and wool can be ruled out it is obvious that this must be linen fibre. (characteristic x-shaped joints visible under the microscope.)