Sentence examples for defined rim from inspiring English sources
Alternatively, the virtual addition of a defined rim of attenuating pixels to the outer borders of the phantom fluid visible in MR imaging may provide a method for consideration of the phantom housing in MR-based AC.
The exopod paddle has a well defined rim, from which elongate pointed structures arise.
Rab14 decorated the periphery of the inclusion in a defined rim-like staining pattern.
3D femoral coverage was determined from volumetric CT data using objectively defined acetabular rim projections, head-neck junctions, and 4 anatomic regions.
In this study, SSOH was defined as rim thinning of the optic nerve head in the superior or superonasal region with corresponding RNFL defects in at least one eye [ 4].
Deposits were composed of proximal deposits that produced a constructional cone that defined the crater rim, medial deposits consisting of a continuous blanket with slopes < 10°, and distal ejecta of isolated clasts that represented the greatest dispersal of ejecta (Graettinger et al. 2015a).
The residues resulting from steps 1 3 are defined as the "rim region" of the hapten-antibodies.
For liver lesions, any suspicious features (including poorly defined margins or rim enhancement) or lack of characteristic features that suggest benign liver lesions should be noted.
Tumour peripheral regions were defined as the rim of the tumour equal to 10% of the section diameter, the remaining portion of the section being defined as the central region.
Furthermore, a clearly defined hypo-AF rim delineated the periphery of the whole AF lesions, which seemed to have undergone a peripheral expansion compared to baseline, 2 e), and 2(f)).
In contrast, mural TE cells, which undergo endoreduplication to generate terminally differentiated giant cells, had a thin well-defined rim of compact chromatin along the nuclear envelope (approximately 100 nm thickness, arrowheads in Mural TE, Figure 4C, lower panel) and relatively few dispersed chromatin fibres throughout the nucleoplasm.
