Sentence examples for A total disappearance from inspiring English sources

In contrast, in mice, we observed a total disappearance of the early striosome-associated WFA-positive clusters by P14.

The addition of higher amounts of Rsd reduces the intensity of the footprint pattern, resulting in almost a total disappearance of the footprint and also the retardation pattern at the highest Rsd concentrations (Figure 2a and b, lanes 8 13).

When Mus injections (n = 9) were centered either on the intermediate and caudal part of the lPAG, the ventral part of the DpMe and the rostral part of the vlPAG, a total disappearance of sleep (SWS and PS) concomitant with a strong excitation of rats was observed compared to saline injections (Figure 4A).

Clinical trials on c-kit-positive mucosal melanomas showed a total disappearance of the tumor after 6 weeks of treatment.

Patients often endured root damage ranging from a slight loss of apical cementum to a total disappearance of root [ 7, 8].

A pathological complete remission (pCR) was defined as a total disappearance of the invasive tumour in both breast and axillary lymph nodes (Kuerer et al, 1999).

In 1977 Mr. Schappes expressed the fear that there might be an "eventual and inevitable total disappearance and obliteration of Jewish life in the Soviet Union".

However, the MS elution profile after 30-min reaction time did not show any peak at 4.25 min indicating its total disappearance and a new peak at 3.01 min appeared.

A complete response required the total disappearance of all initially detected tumours in two observations not less than 4 weeks apart, with any evidence of new areas of malignant disease.

With a very new column, this procedure even led to total disappearance of all nucleotides from a standard mixture.

A pCR was defined as the total disappearance of invasive tumour either in the breast or in the axilla.