Sentence examples for been extensive replacement of from inspiring English sources

Historically, bone oedema is seen on fat suppression MRI sequences, but particularly severe bone oedema in which there has been extensive replacement of marrow fat may be evident on T1-weighted sequences.

In contrast, the hysterectomy specimen after chemotherapy, showed only rare osteoclast-type giant cells, and there was extensive replacement of tumor cells by necrosis and reactive histiocytes.

A distinctive feature seen in all 3 cases was the extensive replacement of the surface epithelium and the adjacent seromucous glands by tumor cells, occasionally with a prominent papillary pattern in the superficial parts and inverted-like growth into the subepithelial lamina propria.

However, in some regions a long history of forest burning by the inhabitants is thought to have caused extensive replacement of tropical rainforest and tropical deciduous forest with savanna.

This type of building is usually considered unsuitable for heat pumps, unless substantial insulation work and extensive replacement of radiators are undertaken.

Transformation of South African succulent thicket in response to grazing is widespread and characterized by the extensive replacement of dense closed-canopy thicket with a 'pseudo-savanna' of remnant trees with an ephemeral field layer.

Overall it appears that forest replacement by rubber plantation results in an overall loss and extensive replacement of soil micro- and mesofaunal biodiversity, which should be regarded as an additional aspect of the impact of forest conversion.

As stated by Walker (2006), although the aging process itself has been extensive researched, "there is a paucity of data and peer-reviewed papers on human responses to interventions in aging," much of which involves "replacement therapy".

The use of the SF-36 has been extensive in population suffering from osteoarthritis[ 24] and in particular in patients undergoing knee replacement.

There are extensive blocks of coniferous plantations.

The examination of cartilage or chondrocytes from patients undergoing joint replacement has yielded less information in RA patients, in which cartilage damage is extensive, than studies of OA patients.