Sentence examples for appearance and extent from inspiring English sources

The effect of polymer concentration and ethanol (EtOH) content in D2O/EtOH mixtures on the appearance and extent of the phase separation was determined.

A dramatic increase in the appearance and extent of mucified epithelium was observed in vaginal tissue from tamoxifen-treated animals.

We have traditionally relied on freeform text reporting to provide the radiological opinion of the tumour appearance and extent.

The OMAS provides an objective assessment of oral mucositis based on the assessment of the appearance and extent of redness and ulceration in various areas of the mouth.

There continue to be proponents of open techniques for all IPs; however, over the past 20 years transnasal endoscopic resection, tailored to the intraoperative endoscopic appearance and extent of the lesion, careful review of any questionable intraoperative margins as well as the final pathological specimen, and close follow-up with periodic nasal endoscopies, is now considered more appropriate.

Diagnosis and staging are typically based on a lesion's anatomical appearance and the extent of tumor spread on imaging.

This figure illustrates a potentially strong effect of LDD on LBP1 appearance, and also the extent of association of both LBP1 and LDD with common covariates.

The most important determinants of log value were log size, which affected timber recovery; pruning quality, which governed the volume of clear wood; the proportion of heartwood, (valued for durability and appearance); and to a lesser extent, mid-stem branch vitality.

One of the examples of such projects, which implements both human appearance and features (to some extent), is a FLASH project [ 10, 17].

This classical and highly controversial concept coined by Goldschmidt in early 20th century (Goldschmidt 1933; Dittrich-Reed and Fitzpatrick 2013) emphasizes the stochasticity of their appearance, and, to a certain extent, its unpredictable nature (Baquero and Tobes 2013; Chen et al. 2014; Croucher et al. 2014).

The appearance of coronary plaques visualized on VIE images can be classified into regular, smooth, and irregular appearance, depending on the type and composition and extent of the plaques.