Sentence examples for degrees of narrowing from inspiring English sources

Radiation damage to the colon can be shown radiographically as loss of distensibility with strictures of various lengths and degrees of narrowing.

Two of the treated plants showed strong phenotypes (Fig. 4Aii) in 9 and 15 flowers respectively, consisting of complete conversion of reproductive organs (stamens and carpels) into sterile organs (sepals) of different size and shape (different degrees of narrowing at the base); no effects were evident in sepals (Fig. 4Av).

In clinical practice, pressure measurements, recording drops in pressure across the stenosis, are now being used to determine physiological significance, as the degree of narrowing on imaging can be misleading.

Such a stiffened parenchyma as occurs with whole lung aerosol challenge acts as an increased elastic load on the airways that reduces the degree of narrowing.

Although the airways started out with the same degree of narrowing regardless of the method of stimulation, there were significant differences in how they responded to increasing inflation pressure, depending on the how the histamine was delivered.

None of these studies demonstrated a clear association between the degree of narrowing and clinical symptoms nor could cutoff values be determined.

Carotid stenosis was defined as any degree of narrowing in either the internal, external or common carotid arteries by carotid plaques.

However, at the onset of mitotic rounding of the transcellular lumen compartment collapsed, while the proximal multicellular luminal compartment appeared unchanged, apart from a degree of narrowing (Fig. 7G,G′).

In the 11 patients, 23 coronary artery territories were analyzed: 13 were angiographically normal, and 10 showed varying degrees of luminal narrowing.

Carotid stenosis was defined as any degree of narrowing of the carotid arteries by carotid plaques [ 22].

The diagnostic segments were scored according to the degree of narrowing of the lumen diameter, with stenosis graded at the narrowest part of the vessel.