Sentence examples for frequent localisation from inspiring English sources

The frontal lobe is the most frequent localisation [ 9].

Among women, the most frequent localisation was on limbs (55%), whereas among men melanomas located on the trunk were the most frequent (52%).

Only one third of the patients included in the study group proved to have a NET, the most frequent localisation of which was the small bowel (10/36=28 %); patient-based sensitivity was 81%% and specificity 90%%.

Other less frequent localisations of trauma include the ascending aorta above the aortic valve, branching of the truncus brachiocephalicus and the distal segment of the descending aorta.

Tendon lesions represent a large proportion of rheumatic issues resulting in pain and disability, and absence from work. 1 The shoulder and elbow are the most frequent localisations. 2 3 The most common type of tendon lesion is tendinosis, which is an intratendinous degeneration and is the basis of epicondylitis, rotator cuff tendonitis or subacromial impingement.

Migraine in children can be distinguished from adult migraine by: ● Shorter attacks (1 48 h in children <15-years according to the IHS); ● A more frequent bilateral localisation; ● Digestive problems are often more important; ● Frequent initial pallor.

The frequent nuclear localisation of β-catenin in GEJ adenocarcinomas cannot be attributed by AXIN1 gene mutations.

These clinical signs seem to be related to the frequent dorsal localisation of SACs and interruption of the sensitive urinary and faecal continence pathway [ 15].

Most probably this is due to the more frequent central localisation of the tumour and the previous irradiation making radical surgery difficult or impossible.

FGFR1 localised to the nucleus in the stellate cells invading into the matrix, whereas those stellate cells remaining juxtaposed to cancer cells showed less frequent nuclear localisation (Fig  6A C).

Because of more frequent extracellular localisation of the transcripts within PDR subgroup and the cytokine signaling related subgroup (CSR subgroup) relative to PSR subgroup, it could be postulated that these gene products could directly interact with host proteins.