Sentence examples for defined periphery from inspiring English sources

PAs may be detected by TRUS as single or multiple hypoechoic areas with thick walls, floating echogenic speckles in the cavity, and poorly defined periphery, with increased colour Doppler signals [45, 46].

We are currently at a vaguely defined periphery in the 3D printing space, mostly marked by our inability to make it a scalable process, and it looks like we just might have hit the tipping point.

At US, a lesion largely hypoechoic measuring 20 x 14 mm in diameter, with internal heterogeneous echoes, with a well defined periphery was detected and the thyroid gland did not show abnormalities.

The defined tumor periphery has been shown to be a good representation of viable tumor tissue, less affected by elevated interstitial pressure and necrosis that may occur in the tumor center.

First, because you need to establish a center before defining a periphery and this is no longer easy.

Actin localization in a girdle-band view of a cell undergoing new valve synthesis revealed a prominent actin band associated with the mother cell raphe (Mra – Fig. 8c and c'), another actin band at the location of the daughter cell raphe (Dra), and yet another actin band defining the periphery of the daughter cell SDV (DSa) as ribs form from the daughter cell raphe.

The external nodes define the periphery of the network, and so a new boundary that separates a subset of nodes from the rest can be created by reclassifying some of the internal nodes as external.

In addition to its expression at the UI and close to the periphery of the SG, Plet1/MTS24 was also defined to the periphery and ducts of branching de novo SGs.

The bovine cornea was 1021 ± 5.42 μm thick at its outer periphery, defined as 9 12 mm from the corneal centre, compared to 844 ± 8.10 μm at the centre.

Next, we quantified the vessel density in the tumour periphery (defined as the area 1 mm close to the tumour edge) or vessel density per entire tumour area.

For the data analysis the open-field arena was divided into two zones, a periphery, defined as a 7 cm wide area along the walls, and a centre zone defined as the (28 × 28) cm square in the centre.