Sentence examples for enhancement reflected from inspiring English sources

The pattern of enhancement reflected the catalytic effect on antigen loading as it directly correlated with the allele-specific P1-anchor preference.

Miller and Desimone (1994) concluded that automatic repetition suppression and match enhancement reflected 2 different short-term memory mechanisms, with the latter class of responses indicating store processes associated with active, or working, memory.

After the Fukushima-Daiichi accident, the design has been updated for pursuing further safety enhancement reflecting the lessons learned from the accident.

Type 2 changes (increased on T1-WI and iso/hyperintense on T2-WI without contrast enhancement) reflect the presence of yellow marrow in the vertebral bodies (Fig. 17d f).

This enhancement reflects the ability of the proposed adaptation to solve the exposed node situations and increasing the spatial reuse between all the BSSs.

Quantitative techniques for assessment of bowel wall vascularisation by CEUS can determine changes of contrast agent enhancement, reflecting the response of intestinal inflammatory disease to therapy at follow-up (Fig. 16).

Multiplanar contrast-enhanced images (A C) show a moderately distended vagina (arrows) with loss of the usual transverse configuration, circumferential mural thickening and marked, uniform mucosal enhancement reflecting diffuse vaginal oedema.

On MR these are usually of low-to-very-low signal intensity on T1w and T2w sequences and show only minimal contrast enhancement, reflecting their collagenous nature and low vascularity.

Therefore, our interpretation is that the N1 reflects adaptive type tendencies, similar to those described in the visual stimulus repetition paradigms, and P2 enhancement reflects a consolidation process associated with auditory memory and learned relevance.

This enhancement reflects early, severe-profound loss of audition rather than use of a visual-spatial language – the effect was seen in both deaf signers and non-signers, with little-or-no contribution from signing.

Two accounts of enhancement have been proposed: (i) enhancement reflects increased cognitive demands on the region; or (ii) enhancement reflects disinhibition at the neuronal level as a result of deafferentation from another neural region (Price and Friston, 1999).