Sentence examples for extent of field from inspiring English sources

The functional images were acquired on a parasagittal slice in the right hemisphere from 0.25 to 0.75 mm lateral that goes through the medial extent of Field L, NCM and CM (CMM).

To profile site of stroke/cerebrovascular accident, type and extent of field loss, treatment options, and outcome.

Nevertheless, a protocol for quantitative evaluation of the extent of field cancerization using the fluorescence of photosensitizers has not been devised as yet.

At this point, we can report that the recorded luminescent area scales linearly with the extent of field cancerization, following the relationship observed between levels of protoporphyrin IX and clearance of lesions after photodynamic-MAL therapy.

Three LC anticyclonic eddy separation events were observed with good 3D spatial coverage over the 2½ year extent of the field study; the three separations exhibited similar processes after the LC had extended into the eastern Gulf.

Because the beam is narrow at the focal plane, and due to a finite (extent) depth of field, the illuminated portion of the object can be represented by a K1 × K2 × K3 parallelepiped s ̄ r j, which contains the corresponding most significant reflectivity samples (i.e., the ones shaped by the transmitted pulse, lateral beam function and the depth of field).

They were diagnosed according to their intra-ocular pressure (IOP) determined by applanation tonometry, the appearance of the optic disc on ophthalmoscopic examination and the extent of visual field loss determined with the Friedmann Visual Field Analyzer Mark II Clement Clarke International Ltd.., London).

This paper provides a review of the visual pathway and, from the clinical population, profiles visual field loss in terms of type and extent of visual field loss, site of causative lesion, the treatment options, and outcome.

From the fundamental point of view, a relevant aspect of our findings is the difference between the two formulations (nano-ALA and MAL) in the extent of targeted field cancerization after occluding the treated area for only 2 hours, when the typical occlusion time reported in the literature for free ALA is more than 4 hours.

However, global measures of the visual field status do not give a true representation of the nature and depth of visual field loss and do not yield any spatial information relating to the extent of visual field loss.

Earlier studies with time domain OCT showed good quantitative agreement between the extent of local field loss and the thickness of the outer nuclear layer (ONL) [ 1– 4].