Sentence examples for contiguity from from inspiring English sources

Gross invasion can readily be identified but CT is inaccurate in differentiating contiguity from subtle invasion.

Such secondary involvement can affect the wall of the bladder intrinsically or in contiguity from the adjacent involved nodes.

Following an analysis of data collected, we developed the idea that Candida colonization could spread by contiguity from the oropharynx to the trachea and the tracheostomy site.

However, both modalities show low accuracy in this setting, primarily because it is often difficult to distinguish contiguity from invasion [ 3, 4].

Chest wall and mediastinal invasion can be difficult to assess by either CT or MR, both being inaccurate in differentiating contiguity from subtle invasion [ 3].

The v7.1 assembly incorporates both sequence information, long-range contiguity from the meiotic map, and gene synteny relationships from amniote genomes.

Another method, CLASS [ 36] uses local read coverage patterns of RNA-seq reads and contiguity constraints from read pairs and spliced reads to predict transcripts from RNA-Seq data.

"The Americans demanded from Sharon contiguity for a Palestinian state," said Shaul Arieli, a reserve colonel in the army who participated in the 2000 Camp David negotiations and specializes in maps.

At the same time, of the identified core genes, 91 % showed full length alignments to the P. taeda v1.01 genome, while 93%% (contiguity) of those from the P. patula v1.0 shoot transcriptome were full length.

Mr. Taylor told about a recent gathering with some arts-organization colleagues from northern New Jersey whose groups have benefited from their contiguity to corporations.

Two stereologically based, microstructural path descriptors 〈λ〉, the mean chord length, sometimes called the intercept free-grain length and Cαα, the contiguity ratio, are discussed from an experimental and kinetics modelling point of view for cases of recrystallization and phase transformation where the new product grains are nucleated in clusters rather than being randomly distributed.