An enhancing enlargement of varying thickness along a large segment of facial nerve is considered highly suggestive of schwannoma.
The typical example is the contrast enhancing enlargement of the optic chiasm and forniceal columns in Alexander disease.
Both sides agree that American security is enhanced by the enlargement of "zones of global stability," best pursued by reducing the misery and injustice that cause political violence and by promoting human rights and democracy.
It has been proposed that the canonical 30 nucleotide single-stranded DNA gap generated by nucleotide excision repair is the signal that activates the ATR-mediated DNA damage checkpoint response and that the signal is enhanced by gap enlargement by EXO1 (exonuclease 1) 5' to 3' exonuclease activity.
He heightened that visibility by marrying Milica Gajic, a raven-haired woman whose considerable beauty has been enhanced by breast-enlargement surgery and procedures that puffed her lips.
Our findings support these observations; elevated Rheb activity produces synaptic enlargement and enhanced physiological function at the Drosophila NMJ.
Fuelling in avian migrants is thought to be enhanced by the flexible enlargement of digestive organs [17], and indeed fuelling Bewick's swans increase the length of their intestine by 50% throughout winter [18].
Although spinal cord toxoplasmosis is uncommon, it has been suggested that most patients with AIDS that present with evolving myelopathy, characterized by extremity weakness, sensory involvement, spinal cord enlargement, enhancing lesions in brain or spinal cord CT or MRI, have toxoplasmic myelitis.
Several er mutations enhance the SAM enlargement and gynoecium phenotypes of the CLV pathway mutants (Durbak and Tax, 2011).
He had typical imaging changes for hypophysitis with vividly enhanced sellar-suprasellar mass and stalk enlargement.
Enhanced glacier melting due to rising temperature influences formation and enlargement of glacial lakes, a direct connection between climate change and increased GLOF risk.
