Sentence examples for histological measures from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, the persisting relationship between metrics from post-mortem diffusion-weighted magnetic resonance imaging and histological measures from fixed tissue further validates the potential of imaging for future neuropathological studies.
The method was validated by comparing histological measures to the estimated ADDs using a quantitative similarity metric, resulting in good agreement.
Results from SMA mouse models indicate ISIS-SMNRx had a significant effect on functional and histological measures of neuromuscular health when delivered to the CNS.
Results from experiments in SMA mouse models showed that ISIS-SMNRx effectively altered SMN2 mRNA splicing, increased SMN protein in the spinal cord, and had significant effects on functional and histological measures of neuromuscular health, including survival, when delivered to the CNS.
These studies employed a modified in vivo binge EtOH exposure regimen designed to produce peak blood EtOH levels (BEL) of <200 mg/dl in adult male rats and were designed to examine effects of intra-hippocampal injection of Tat (0.5 μl/500 pmin min) on EtOH withdrawal-related behavior, spatial learning, and histological measures.
Histological measures such as neuronal density do not correlate with VBM GM probability maps [66].
The only other histological measure associated with behavioral scores was the rates of c-Fos expression in the anterior dentate gyrus, shown by the density of c-Fos-BrdU co-labeled cells (Fig. S3A), which positively correlated with anhedonia scores at the final time point during weeks 13 15 (r2 = 0.31, p = 0.008) (Fig. S3B).
The ones unfilled of ambition or without histological measure were excluded.
The MVD was assessed as a histological measure of intratumoural vascularity in orthotopic models.
Radial diffusivity is related to histological measure of myelin density and integrity (Janve et al., 2013).
Although some melanomas may show an unpredictable course, the histological measure of tumour thickness (Breslow thickness) remains the best predictor of outcome (Balch et al, 2001).
