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Isolated, primary omental haemorrhage is a rare entity that is characterised only in case reports.

Metastastic neuroblastoma can show multiple lesions usually characterised only by high signal intensity on STIR imaging.

Spontaneous omental haemorrhage is a rare entity characterised only in case reports.

They can therefore not be applied after strain localisation and behaviour model can be characterised only over a very limited strain range.

Of the five thermodynamically destabilised variants characterised, only one residue (I60V) close to the interface between two mechanical sub-domains was found to differ in mechanical properties to wild type (ΔFI60V WT = − 36 pN at 447 nm s− 1, ΔxuI60V WT = 0.2 nm).

Underpinning many of these electrical signals is a fast Na+-based action potential that has been fully characterised only in cells associated with the neuromuscular systems of multicellular animals.

Characterising an entire religion in this way is considered entirely beyond the pale in educated American society; while some small right-wing or evangelical Christian organisations demonise Islam as an enemy, mainstream conservatives, and for that matter neoconservatives, characterise only radical Islam as a threat.

Lower QI characterises only 1%% of the caps, and these correspond only to regions covered in Fig. 6 by white dots, which are regions over which EMAG2 is void of near-surface data.

By enumerating and characterising only viable CTCs, CTCscope provides additional prognostic and predictive information in therapy monitoring.

Type 2 diabetes is characterised not only by hyperglycemia, but also by dyslipidemia.

Image quality is characterised not only by resolution, but also by contrast, depending on illumination level, refraction index and the reflectivity of the tissue studied.