The CT findings in our case showed well-enhanced massive papillary contents in the dilated bile ducts with extravasation.
And although the running community is stronger than ever, there's little doubt that the enhanced security and massive media presence will have a significant effect on everyone from the bystanders to the 36,000 runners preparing for the race of their lives.
Although, the algal growth under P-limitation recorded a very poor level, a massive enhanced growth and phosphorous content of cells were obtained when the P-limited medium was amended with malathion.
They found that the growth of A. oryzae under P-limitation recorded a very poor level and a massive enhanced growth was obtained when the P-limited medium was amended with malathion.
Rather, it's the way the Dodsons draw Quinn as a relentlessly porny creation, all massive silicone-enhanced bosom and peach-shaped backside in ultra-tight spandex.
T1-weighted magnetic resonance imaging revealed a large left adrenal tumor extending into the IVC with its proximal position at the level of the hepatic vein (Fig. 1), and contrast-enhanced CT revealed a massive PTE occluding the right pulmonary artery (PA) (Fig. 2).
The massive, CGI-enhanced destruction, augmented by the effects of an attendant earthquake and tsunami, is tense, eye-popping and occasionally riveting.
Masuda and colleagues [ 37] demonstrated extremely enhanced sympathetic activity and a massive release of catecholamines from the terminals of sympathetic nerves.
This study demonstrates previously unforeseen aberrant splicing, reflected by enhanced exon inclusions and accompanied by massive and selective hnRNP A/B loss in AD.
Moreover, xenograft tumors generated by tumorigenic cells that overexpress hBD-3 show massive host macrophage infiltration and enhanced tumorigenicity when compared with those formed by parent cells.
This enhanced infection provokes proliferation of T cells, massive production of proinflammatory cytokines, and ultimately life-threatening systemic effects in infected patients [ 26– 28].
