Sentence examples for a focal cluster from inspiring English sources

b A 38-year-old lactating woman presented with a right breast lump; incidental focal microcalcifications (black arrows) were seen in the left breast at 12 00, magnification view in CC and ML view (not shown here) showed a focal cluster of slightly pleomorphic calcifications.

This extended to the pelvis, where there was a focal cluster of distal loops displaced abnormally into the left lower pelvis with multiple transition points.

This revealed a focal cluster of voxels in the body-posterior of the hippocampus bilaterally, which allowed for accurate differentiation between all four positions in a room, again independent of visual input, a result that was markedly consistent across participants.

The two subgroups did not differ histomorphologically for criteria such as pronounced nuclear pleomorphism, prominent nucleoli, a rim of basophilic cytoplasm, diffused or focal cluster distributions and morphologic variants of large cells.

To verify that the effects of non-uniform stress distribution are indeed excluded in the present study, we first simulated a focal adhesion cluster consisting of 20 bonds.

Descriptive statistical analyses were performed for each site (i.e., geographical location) and each population (i.e., clusters inferred by TESS, including hybrids with a membership coefficient of up to 0.55 for the focal cluster).

For patients with focal cluster of spikes, the total number of electrodes specifically guided by MEG data was of one electrode for four patients and nil for the remaining patients.

As reported above, MEG results influenced the strategy of implantation only for patients with focal cluster of spikes, and the specific influence of MEG was limited in those cases.

Early in a pandemic, the spread of a novel virus is likely to be restricted to a particular geographic area, mostly in focal clusters of infections, and epidemiologic data are limited.

In Trinidad, a chicken coop was a primary source of reinfestation in May 1994, with substantial focal clustering of insects up to 300 m around it in November 1994 and up to 200 m in May 1997.

Recalling focal clusters of microcalcifications (<10 mm) identified a high rate of cancers: 66% (40/61) in situ and 21% (13/61) invasive.