Sentence examples for extent of left from inspiring English sources
Cardiac magnetic resonance imaging performed 4 weeks after IR injury revealed that pitavastatin-NP reduced the extent of left ventricle remodeling.
Similar extent of left ventricular dysfunctions as measured by ejection fraction (EF) and fractional shortening (FS) was observed in both groups before treatment, indicating similar level of injury following MI.
CONCLUSIONS: The intrarenal renin-angiotensin system may be selectively activated in mild heart failure, while both circulating and intrarenal renin-angiotensin systems are induced as the extent of left ventricular function worsens.
Matched metabolism and perfusion defects are unlikely to recover following revascularization depending on the extent of left ventricular involvement.
The detailed results of the complete talus geometries, presented in Table III, show the extent of left and right deviation.
A bifurcation angle of 80° was used as a cut-off value to determine the presence and extent of left coronary artery disease.
First, high pitch naming accuracy associated with faster response times for AP over RP judgments showed principal involvement of the left hemisphere, indicated by a more posterior peak along the anterior posterior extent of the left superior temporal gyrus.
In August, a lawyer for Rodriguez, in an interview with The New York Times, disparaged the tactics of baseball investigators working the Biogenesis case and also claimed that the Yankees hid from Rodriguez the extent of his left hip injury.
The extent of the left ventricle being hypoperfused is provided by all three software packages and also possible to compare.
Although correlations of FA with Know rates were widespread, TOT rates were negatively correlated with a FA only in the most posterior extent of the left SLF (located behind the most posterior aspect of the superior temporal gyrus; see Figure 3c and 3d and Table S4) and in a homologous area in the right hemisphere.
Third, we found activation of the more anterior extent of the left superior temporal gyrus during RP processing in musicians with or without AP.
