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Some tests were performed on the shells of a wide number of explanted prostheses, to evaluate the mechanical properties as a function of prostheses status at explantation (intact/ruptured) and variable degree of swelling.

The appearance of bacterial abscesses on conventional imaging varies with the stage of abscess formation, but the typical features of the early capsule stage (ring-enhancing lesion with a T2 hypointense rim and variable degree of associated vasogenic oedema) can be similar to primary cystic or necrotic tumours (Fig. 8) and subacute haematomas (Fig. 9).

Thus, care should be taken when applying this method in biological samples since these images tend to contain quite extensive object densities and variable degree of colocalization.

However, profiling of ethnic differences in process or outcome measures for specific minority groups may contain a substantial and variable degree of misclassification error.

In kidneys with macroscopical lesions, the renal lymph nodes were enlarged and variable degree of subcapsular blood resorption was a consistent finding in cases with acute lesions.

Individuals from seven families were identified with common features including congenital eye malformations (ocular colobomas, optic disc hypoplasia, and variable degree of visual loss), nystagmus, hypotonia, and developmental delay/intellectual disability.

Boletus auripes somewhat resembles B. aurantiosplendens, but the latter species has a more variably colored cap that can be orange, brownish-orange, or yellowish, and variable degrees of stem reticulation.

In contrast, non-calcic Vertisols show patterns of decalcification and variable degrees of volumetric dilation and collapse.

MRI reveals moderately hyperintense masses on T2-weighted and STIR images, hypointense signal on T1-weighted images and variable degrees of contrast enhancement.

Vogt Koyanagi–Harada (VKH) disease is a systemic disorder with typical bilateral granulomatous panuveitis and variable degrees of systemic features, including meningismus, vitiligo, poliosis, and dysacusis.

This process involved region-specific and variable degrees of admixture between the incoming farmers and the local Mesolithic hunter-gatherers.