Sentence examples for enlargement below from inspiring English sources
They were examined clinically by four clinicians at baseline to record hepatomegaly below the mid sternal line (left lobe) and mid clavicular line (right lobe), and spleen enlargement below the mid axillary line (MAL) and mid clavicular line (MCL).
The presence of a large mass in the head of the pancreas, with only mild biliary or pancreatic ductal dilatation, should raise the possibility of lymphoma, especially if there is retroperitoneal nodal enlargement below the level of the renal veins.
Perhaps a series of enlargements below would help to clarify this.
However, we can still identify similar phases in the S-wave train (see the enlargement on the right below).
Experiential metaphors refer to actions/processes or qualities of things realized as Things in texts, whereas logical metaphors build logical relations within clause, as in the example below: The enlargement of Australia's steel-making capacity, and of chemicals, rubber, metal goods, and motor vehicles all owed something to the demands of war.
Finally, differences in egg counts and IgG3 values were assessed by ANOVA between individuals above and below spleen enlargement >=4 cm along the MAL.
The width of trees increases partly by cell division and enlargement of secondary meristematic tissue below the bark.
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Median Kappa for inter-and intra observer ratings of deformity, bony enlargement, nodes, swelling and pain/tenderness was below 0.60 for all but 3 of these items (inter- and intra-observer pain, and intra-observer deformity) (Table 3).
However, the caudal forelimb region was only five times larger than the rostral forelimb area, due to an enlargement in the rostral forelimb area under deep anaesthesia (see below).
For example, the histological features of PIN in Lo-MYC and Hi-MYC mice recapitulate stereotypical findings in human PIN and adenocarcinoma cells atypical changes in nuclear morphology including enlargement of the nucleus and of nucleoli [1] (and see below).
