Sentence examples for calibre increase from inspiring English sources

This finding was further supported by a clear pathological proximal nerve calibre increase as another target measure which is merely morphometric and therefore relatively independent from MR signal alterations.

This effect of interaction indicates that independent from the natural anatomical effect of proximally increasing calibre (main effect of Location) and independent from the apparent disease related calibre increase (effect of Group), there exists an additional location dependent effect of disease severity on nerve calibre.

These were followed by a series of increasingly mammoth weapons guns weighing 12, 25, 25, 38 and finally 81 tons, with calibre increasing from 8-inch (203 mm) to 16-inch (406 mm).

It has been demonstrated that the rates of underestimation decrease as the number and calibre of samples increase [29].

Initial lymphatics have been excluded from these analyses on the basis of morphology (note the increased calibre of the initial lymphatics) and differential staining for Lyve-1, podoplanin and collagen IV (Supplementary Fig S1).

We found that ahead of the reported decline in coronary endothelial vasodilator function in diabetic rats there was moderate elevation in ROCK expression, more widespread segmental constriction when nitric oxide and prostacyclin production were inhibited and notably, increased calibre in second and third order small arteries-arterioles following ROCK inhibition.

In areas where needling has not been performed, aneurysmal dilation can occur and the high flow though the vessel may result in abnormal shear stress, which promotes outward remodelling and gradual dilation with grossly increased calibre of the vessel [ 14, 15].

No one could accuse him of shirking a challenge but most coaches and players of his calibre would much rather increase their chances of success by working with the best in the business.

This was some 2,000 tons (2,032 tonnes) heavier than the preceding King George Vs, and was primarily due to the increase in calibre of the secondary battery.

Numerically, increase in calibre may affect only a fraction of the axonal population.

The increases in white matter in adolescence have been proposed to reflect increased axonal calibre within fibre bundles (Paus, 2010) and/or myelination, which in humans continues well into the second and even the third decade of life (Miller et al., 2012).