Sentence examples for circumscribed focus from inspiring English sources
The current study supports the notion that temporal lobe IED affect an epileptic network rather than a circumscribed focus.
Histologically, the tumor was poorly circumscribed with foci of infiltration of the myocardium.
Histologically, the tumor was poorly circumscribed with foci infiltrating the myocardium.
Occasional vessels contained fibrinocellular thrombi and multifocal aggregates of polymorphonuclear neutrophils (PMNs) infiltrated the parenchyma, some well-preserved but others with advanced karryorhexis and karyolysis and multiple well circumscribed random foci of malacia were present.
They held with that approach even as civil libertarians warned them, publicly and in closed-door meetings at the White House and Justice Department, that circumscribing their focus from the start would lead them inexorably on to the terrain favored by the plan's opponents.
In order to evaluate the potential impact of local epilepsy therapy in humans, we are currently examining the effects of local administration of VPA onto circumscribed neocortical epileptic foci in patients scheduled for tailored epilepsy surgery after a presurgical work-up with subdural electrodes.
Few studies have examined the impact of the built environment on younger children, and those studies have focused upon circumscribed geographic areas and/or socioeconomically advantaged and ethnically homogeneous communities (Papas et al. 2007).
Margins can be either circumscribed or not circumscribed.
The operator continuously monitored that the beam remained focused and sharply circumscribed at the corneal surface.
In addition, these results support the inference that RABVs from the same regions tend to group together and represent the same rabies focus or same geographically circumscribed outbreak (20 – 20 ).
On cut section, the myometrium of the fundus presented a subserosal whorled leiomyomatous nodule which measured 5 cm, was well circumscribed, solid and surrounded by gelatinous foci.
