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The first cylinders are the most important ones, because later the suspicious lesion can be masked by variable degrees of bleeding.

Radiographic findings include a circumscribed ovoid radiolucency or nidus measuring less than 1.5 cm, and surrounded by variable degrees of reactive bone formation and periosteal reaction (Fig. 4).

Clinically, asthma is characterized by variable degrees of obstruction due to active airway smooth muscle (ASM) contraction, increased ASM mass, and increased airway mucus.

The disease is characterised by variable degrees of chronic inflammation and airway remodelling.

It is characterized by variable degrees of fat necrosis, chronic inflammation and fibrosis.

Patients with CKD are characterized by variable degrees of vitamin D deficiency, hyperparathyroidism, hypercalcemia and hyperphosphatemia.

Immunocytochemistry detected homogeneous SPANX-N expression (Figure 7, green) in the nucleus and cytoplasm of all cells independently of the cell cycle (as indicated by variable degree of co-immunostaining with Ki67) (Figure 7, red).

Moreover in these patients the procedure was troubled by variable degree of pain on palpation, sensations of cold, and bleeding disproportionate to the gauge of the needle.

At retrieval, all the implants were characterized by variable degree of stenosis, but the engineered constructs showed full epithelialization, increased levels of α-elastin and collagen, and decreased GAG content pre- and postoperatively.

As compared to hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection, this problem appears to be worse for hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection, which is characterized by variable degree of chronic active hepatitis.

Existing data on extracorporeal MTX removal are limited by demonstrating variable degrees of MTX clearance, but are generally unable to show benefit in the patient-centered outcomes of decreased morbidity or mortality.