Sentence examples for cross-sectional contrasts from inspiring English sources

HRTEM images exhibited not only stacked graphitic layers, but also cross-sectional contrasts expected from the hexagonal net of the graphite structure.

EORTC QLQ-C30 focuses on domains relevant to most cancer patients and minimally clinically relevant cross-sectional contrasts have been proposed to guide the interpretation of findings.

A problem with the current enthusiasm for angiogenesis inhibition in GBM is that tumour response evaluations are based on cross sectional contrast enhancing tumour areas [ 32].

The studies adopted a cross-sectional design, contrasting project schools with control group schools and included a sample of 19 schools, 10 in the first study in Solomon Islands and 9 in the second study in Vanuatu.

For meaurement of fibre cross-sectional area, contrast of micrographs was enhanced by 0.5%.

For a cross-sectional exposure contrast of 10 μg/m3 PM2.5, CIMT increased by 5.9%95%5% confidence interval, 1 11%).

The delta method was chosen due to the study design, a cross-sectional in contrast to case-controlled study, where the odds ratio should be more suitable.

The CP group had definite chronic pancreatitis by the M-ANNHEIM criteria, with moderate-to-marked ductal changes of CP on cross-sectional imaging (contrast-enhanced computed tomography (CECT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), or magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP)).

17 Aortic flow was quantified using cross-sectional phase contrast images with contouring of the aortic lumen to provide a peak forward flow velocity (m/s), forward flow volume (ml), backward flow volume (ml) for the calculation of trans-valvular pressure gradient (Bernoulli equation) and regurgitant fraction.

Cross-sectional imaging with contrast is often able to recognise solid, vascular and the most dedifferentiated areas within these large heterogeneous masses, thereby enabling specific targeting within the mass.

Prior studies of the association between HbA1c and CAC were cross-sectional and reported contrasting findings for individuals without diabetes (8– 10).