Sentence examples for calibre reduction from inspiring English sources

The axial MPR image (3-mm thickness) shows an eccentric calibre reduction of the left vertebral artery (arrow) >25%% (grade 2 lesion).

The axial MPR image (3-mm thickness) shows a slight irregularity in the posterior wall of the left internal carotid artery (arrow) responsible of a calibre reduction <25%% (grade I lesion).

The axial MIP reconstruction (c) (3-mm thickness) shows a lumen wall irregularity of the right internal carotid artery (arrow) responsible of a calibre reduction >25%% (grade II lesion); the lesion is better depicted on the sagittal MIP reconstruction d (5-mm thickness).

Arteries exhibited thickened walls with fibrosis of the media, reduction in calibre, sometimes complete occlusion and, in places, reperfusion.

It has been postulated that with small airway diameters a small further reduction in calibre induced by a bronchoconstrictive agent produces a large increase in resistance as airway resistance is inversely proportional to the fourth power of the radius [ 35].

Universities would benefit from processing fewer applications, and from having more certainty over students' calibre and a potential dropout reduction.

In this model, perivascular drainage occurs mainly during periods of vasoconstriction, as a reduction in vessel calibre acts to "open" the perivascular spaces.

This association might either be due to an increased soluble antiangiogenic factor [ 15], or a congenital reduction in airways calibre and compliance in particular in infants with intrauterine growth restriction [ 16].

Overall, airway remodeling results in thickening of bronchial and bronchiolar walls, leading to reduction of airway calibre and fixed airflow limitation that is correlated with a progressive decline of respiratory function.

The increase in myofibre size during muscle regeneration seemed to be partially regulated by the β2-adrenoceptor, as demonstrated by a moderate reduction in the calibre of regenerating myofibres from β2KO mice at 10 days post-cryolesion, when compared to those from WT mice.

Transgenic mice expressing Charcot Marie Tooth disease-associated mutant forms of MFN2 develop motor deficits, associated with altered axonal mitochondrial density and a reduction of the axonal calibre size and number (Cartoni et al., 2010).