For irreversible ischemia (12/40), gangrene was the most common feature; however, several patients had a mixed pattern of infarction, gangrene and necrosis.
The tumour may be pure small cell carcinoma as seen in lungs or may have a mixed pattern of adenocarcinoma with small cell carcinoma.
A mixed pattern of changes in the frequency of floods over a threshold and few significant changes in the timing of floods were detected.
The LV geometry is variable- concentric hypertrophy in strength-trained athletes due to pressure overload; eccentric hypertrophy in endurance-trained athletes due to volume overload; and a mixed pattern of concentric-eccentric hypertrophy in others.
We see that the total HAMD score shows relatively low or no significant correlation values with our individual phone length measures, and the few that do show some significance create a mixed pattern of shortening and lengthening of those phones.
Rapid economic growth resulted in improved labor market conditions in China and India, while moderate and slow growth produced a mixed pattern of changes in South Africa, Mexico, and Brazil.
In this dual-band model, three voicing patterns may happen in the frequency domain, including pure voiced, pure unvoiced, or a mixed pattern of voiced and unvoiced, with voiced at the lower band.
In general, a mixed pattern of neuropsychological deficits are displayed across studies, depending on the sampling method, methodological design, statistics employed, control groups, and assessment tools that were utilized.
The pollution level as supported by the WQI value showed a mixed pattern of change during all the sampling seasons (Fig. 3). Figure 3 clearly indicates that while moving in the downstream direction, the pollution level gradually decreases from station S1 up to station S3.
The atypical BChE from O. latipes also shows a mixed pattern of inhibition.
Efforts to test Trivers & Willard's model have produced a mixed pattern of results.
