Sentence examples for To reappearance from inspiring English sources

a T1-weighted and T2-weighted STIR coronal images of the body and b T1-weighted and fat-suppressed T2-weighted images of the thoracolumbar spine, demonstrating a clear increase in signal intensity on T1-weighted and decrease on T2-weighted images, due to reappearance of normal bone marrow.

Post-hoc analyses of time to P. falciparum infection and for time to reappearance of any parasite (P. vivax or P. falciparum) were also conducted using Kaplan-Meier estimates.

The median time to reappearance for P. falciparum (and mixed) infection was 35 (28 42) days and for P. vivax was 31 (21–56) days.

Rank order logic is used so that the longest applicable period is chosen for the time to reappearance of this reminder.

Such breaks would again occur over the entire retinal image, and thus should lead to reappearance of all dots together.

In diffuse marrow abnormalities, increased marrow signal is usually observed on post-treatment T1-weighted images due to reappearance of fat cells within more hydrated cellular components.

In fact, it was hardly the only reappearance to celebrate.

Because inflation usually moves faster than interest rates once it gets going, many depositors may react to its reappearance by sending money to interest-bearing accounts overseas.

Palpable tumors refers to the earliest manual detection of enlarged lymph nodes; complete response refers to the lack of palpable tumors in response to treatment; and relapse refers to the reappearance of palpable tumors.

We examined longitudinal data of patients with imatinib-resistant mutations that became undetectable by direct Sanger sequencing, to determine whether 'long dormant' mutations could reappear, and the circumstances related to their reappearance.

In practical terms, the maximum depth of neuromuscular transmission block that can be sufficiently reversed by neostigmine approximately corresponds to the reappearance of the fourth muscle response to train-of-four stimulation.