Sentence examples for appearance corresponding from inspiring English sources

When observing macroscopic liver morphology, we found a patchy appearance corresponding to pale ischemic areas in contrast to the control liver (Fig. 7c, d).

When observing liver macroscopic morphology, we found a patchy appearance corresponding to pale ischemic areas (d) in contrast to the sham liver (c).

Among the latter, the hallmark of gastro-duodenitis is represented by mural thickening of the affected portion of the stomach and of the proximal duodenum, which typically shows a stratified appearance corresponding to hypoattenuating oedematous submucosa and enhancing hyperaemic mucosa.

Phase 0 is the droplets' appearance corresponding to the step 1 described in Fig. 4 and phase I b is an intermediate phase between non-coalescing phases (0 and I) and the coalescing phases (II and III).

Grade B radiographic appearance, corresponding to grade 1 of the Larsen grading system, is defined by the presence of grade 1 joint space narrowing combined with osteophytes, or of grade 2 or 3 joint space narrowing.

In each group, among all sections observed, two different morphologies were identified: (i) the more distal mid-diaphyseal sections show oval appearance; thus they were named "round-shaped" sections; (ii) the more proximal mid-diaphyseal sections show sharp-edge appearance (corresponding to the trochanter tertius); thus they were named "sharp-edge-shaped" sections.

Prior to Virgin's release of "Loverboy", Carey halted all promotional appearances corresponding to the song.

In this study, characterization of the coronary plaques intraluminally was presented with demonstration of variable appearances, corresponding to the type and location of the plaques.

Gareau showed that the false-coloring technique using confocal reflectance and fluorescence microscopy to mimic hematoxylin and eosin staining, respectively, produced multimodal confocal images mimicking the appearance of corresponding histologic images [ 17].

Comparisons were made between the frequencies of appearances of various patterns in the real network, and the means and dispersions of their appearances in corresponding random networks.

Traditional assessment of coronary plaques is based on 2D axial and multiplanar reformatted images; however, the main limitation of this visualization is the lack of direct intraluminal views of plaque appearances and corresponding coronary wall changes.