Sentence examples for different pathologic conditions from inspiring English sources
The relative interrater and intrarater agreements of MRI findings across different pathologic conditions are underexplored, as most studies are focused on specific findings.
In the second part we discuss the different pathologic conditions: accidental and surgical trauma, and intraneural and extraneural compressive lesions.
Surgical removal of the spleen is performed for a number of reasons, including trauma and different pathologic conditions such as hematological disorders, hypersplenism or splenomegaly.
Thus, in contrast to the proportion of CD56bright NK cells that might increase in several different pathologic conditions, over-expression of NKG2A was found exclusively in the two symptomatic TAP-deficient patients.
In the uterus, a peculiar hormonal microenvironment may explain different pathologic conditions, both benign and malignant.
Its role in different pathologic conditions of pregnancy has been shown in recent studies.
Objective: To compare an arterial pressure-derived cardiac output (APCO) (Vigileo software version 1.07; Edwards Lifesciences, Irvine, CA) and a thermodilution cardiac output (CCO) as methods for measuring cardiac output under different pathologic and experimental conditions that induce changes in arterial waveform morphology.
Packed red cells volume is a controversial gold standard for anaemia, as it varies with different physiologic and pathologic conditions such as hydration status, and its correlation with haemoglobin is not optimal [ 12].
It can be expected, therefore, that in different cell systems and pathologic conditions inclusion bodies differ regarding their cellular effects and consequences.
In SCM, people can be classified into four types, the Sasang constitutional types (SCTs), based on the theory that each SCT has specific physiological, physical, and psychological traits, different responses to herbs and sensitivities to pathologic conditions, and different internal organ functional activity [ 2, 3].
Knowing the passive properties during shortening would be valuable to study pathologic conditions, but a completely different measuring apparatus would have to be constructed.
