Sentence examples for collateral systems from inspiring English sources

Breakdown of this collateral systems during PD in a patient with MALS will cause ischemia of the liver and anastomotic failure [8, 9].

In addition to the aforementioned collateral systems, severe, chronic stenosis or occlusion of all three mesenteric arteries can result in phrenic, lumbar and internal iliac collaterals [11] (Fig. 2).

By virtue of its unique and sophisticated pattern of connections with prediction areas of the brain, as well as its capacity to retain information within an internal recurrent collateral system, the prefrontal cortex is strategically situated to receive and integrate prediction error messages simultaneously from the various memory regions of the brain via both inhibitory and excitatory mechanisms.

While many RP documents say that defaulted securities cannot be delivered as collateral, delivery systems are not set up to easily sort out which Treasuries have defaulted and which have not (there are no cross-defaults on Treasuries), so the RP markets can seize up as the debt ceiling drop-dead date approaches.

Much can be done to improve the efficiency of collateral-management systems, and a rethink is needed on what counts as a safe asset.But the whirring of financiers' minds also spells trouble.

"The UK operates Dual-Mode Brimstone [missiles] which are by far the lowest collateral weapon system in the world and used in the battle for Misrata in Libya," she says.

The circle of Willis (COW) is an important intracranial collateral circulation system.

The collateral scoring system developed by Rentrop and Cohen was used [ 16].

COW is the most important collateral circulation system and its morphology and function have been studied widely.

The collateral scoring system developed by Rentrop was used to classify patients into poor (grades 0 and 1) or good (grades 2 and 3) collateral group.

They graded from 0 3 different types of ischemic crural patterns, adding a three-level collateral scoring system that may help the interventionist to better choose the target artery and consequent chronic total occlusion (CTO) strategy to be deployed.