Sentence examples for extent of ballooning from inspiring English sources

No significant difference was detected between fibrosis grade and extent of ballooning in either NASH (P = 0.252) or non-NASH (P = 0.726).

In 1862, the English meteorologist James Glaisher discovered the extent of the breathable atmosphere by ascending in a balloon until he passed out.

Six studies used process measures (e.g., achieving a median door-to-balloon time of ≤90 min; extent of change in left ventricular ejection fraction assessment achieved over the three-year period) to identity sites as high performers.

Moreover, local delivery of AKAP5 to the balloon-injured vessel wall reduced the extent of neointimal burden [51].

The percentage and the overall extent of realignment shall be improved with VBS based on the principles of balloon kyphoplasty and vascular stenting.

The effectiveness of the seal will vary with pressure variation between the balloon of the cuff and by the extent of 'folding' in the cuff material.

We hypothesized that balloon laryngoscopy might result in less head extension and LBLM, because balloon inflation and subsequent blade elevation should facilitate laryngeal exposure and reduce the extent of the necessary laryngoscopic manoeuvres.

Drug coated balloons emerged as the best therapy in treatment ranking (probability of 70.3%), but the extent of the late lumen loss reduction compared with drug eluting stents was marginal (mean difference −0.04 mm, 95% credible interval −0.20 to 0.10).

That was the extent of the conversation".

That's the extent of my preparation.

Its extent, of course, is unknown.