MRI can provide additional information on the extent of osteochondromas, the width of the cartilage cap, and the relation to or involvement of neurovascular structures.
There are several issues regarding the accuracy of the results which has been addressed in this paper, e.g., accuracy in simulation of crack path, extent and width of the damaged region, fracture resistance behaviour in situations such as symmetric vs. non-symmetric boundary-value problems, mixed-mode loading vs. mode-I loading of the crack-tip, etc.
Of note, we discovered that varied extent or width of the cross-reactivity existed although some vaccinees showed a low or non-response to HA head of homologous vaccine strain.
and the palm is derived from them: yes and no, to the extent that the width of four fingers of one hand is derived from the fact that we have two sets like this plus a couple of thumbs.
These variables contrasted with the strongly negatively loading nares length, and to a lesser extent with bill width, outer rectrix length, and width of the claw of digit III.
Therefore, to empirically determine the extent or width of the riparian FAH that is distinguishable for the surrounding forests, we rearranged our species community data of the seven unmanaged sites by the distance from the stream and ran an analysis of similarities (ANOSIM) between the distances [ 24].
While detecting perfusion defects, we did not assess the extent within the width of the myocardial wall and no quantification procedure was used [ 24].
For the ponded drainage scenarios also, directional conductivities and thickness of a soil profile, extent of partial penetration and width of the ditch drains, levels of water head at the surface of the soil as well as on the ditches are observed to influence the travel times in a noticeable way.
The extent of cellulitis (length and width, lesion surface area) and presence of lymphadenopathy will be recorded on pre-determined time points (Table 1).
All eigenvectors are localized, though the extent of localization (the eigenvector width) varies; and there is no relationship between the timescale of an eigenvector and its spatial location in the network.
Genotypes subjected to SF in the present study showed variation in the extent of increase in culm width, with the majority of tolerant genotypes developing thicker stems in the range of 8 9 mm, suggesting that this range is probably optimum under SF and, together with increased aerenchyma formation, could play a role in tolerance to SF.
