Sentence examples for extensive narrowing from inspiring English sources

Smaller interlobular arteries and arterioles, on the other hand, showed occlusion or extensive narrowing of their lumen which was interpreted to represent the sequel of TMA.

Extensive pulmonary vascular remodeling with narrowing lumen is well characterized in all forms of PH, which is hemodynamically defined by a mean pulmonary artery pressure exceeding 25 mmHg at rest (Schermuly et al., 2011; Mehari et al., 2014).

Metanepisternum triangular, extensive, strongly widening anteriorly, and narrowing towards end of segment.

It is most extensive in northern Russia but continues, narrowing westward, across Sweden.

The proposed list of noncritical factors has been much more extensive and perhaps future research might focus on narrowing or refining this list.

WD-fed ApoE-KO mice had extensive atherosclerotic lesions in the aortic arch and its major branches; narrowing was most severe in the innominate artery (Fig. 1 Ai ).

The club's statement added: "The board has narrowed the extensive candidates list down into something more manageable and will now seek to interview relevant applicants, with a view to making an appointment as swiftly as possible".

To narrow this extensive area, we will emphasize those prognostic miRNAs that are being validated (that is, examined in more than one study or tested in the same study) but verified in more than one cohort or dataset.

The extensive observations by the Cassini spacecraft (and indeed Huygens itself) provide a basis for narrowing these uncertainties, notably in composition.

The extensive dynamics that characterize IDPs are often an advantage for NMR studies because they cause resonance narrowing and enhance detection.

This leads to narrow competencies and extensive outsourcing.