The chemist carefully measured the eosinates to ensure the reaction proceeded correctly.

The laboratory report noted elevated eosinophiles, which prompted further testing for allergies and parasitic infections.

The lab identified a rare eosinate in the mixture after chromatography.

Clinicians observed an eosinopenic blood count following the corticosteroid course.

During the microscopy class, she explained how eosines stain cytoplasm pink.

The histology report described eosinic granules concentrated in the tissue sample.

Recent studies have shown that several eosinophilias are associated with allergic inflammation and parasitic infections.

During the blood smear review, the clinician observed an eosinocyte with abnormal granules, indicating an allergic response.

The patient was diagnosed with eosinopenia after repeated blood tests showed an unusually low number of eosinophils.

During the biopsy review, clusters of eosinocytes suggested an allergic inflammatory response.