Sentence examples for identification of collateral from inspiring English sources
The illustrated algorithm allows for the identification of collateral components which require replacing when adjoining components are replaced even though their own service life is not yet exceeded.
One of the possible reasons for overlooking collateral arteries is that the identification of collateral flow may be difficult as it can be obscured by the patent ductus arteriosus.
Although no difference between Gadomer and Gd-DTPA in number of identified collaterals or interobserver variability was found in this study, the enhanced collateral artery conspicuity appreciably facilitated the identification of collateral arteries with Gadomer compared to Gd-DTPA, while the dose was reduced.
Consequently, the proximity of the femur to the mid and re-entry zone of collaterals stemming from the circumflex femoral artery resulted in the identification of fewer collaterals stemming from the CFA on XRA images compared to MRA.
"Kill boxes 1A and 1B closed," says the second entry at 0030, using a blunt term for a set of grid references where US air and ground forces are permitted to shoot anything without further co-ordination with other units, though they are still supposed to get positive identification of targets and minimise collateral damage.
Ultrasound allows identification of the target and collateral vascular structures and real-time guidance to precisely place needles.
Thus this antibody appeared to be particularly suitable for the identification of novel players in collateral growth and was selected for further analysis.
Taken together, our data and previous reports indicate that applied use of collateral networks in future treatment strategies may be dependent on rapid identification of specific resistance mechanisms.
The strategy for embolisation in patients with idiopathic epistaxis relies on the identification of the side of bleeding and the collateral pathways involving the contralateral IMA and the ipsilateral facial artery (Fig. 2C).
§ 45.7 Segregation of collateral.
§ 349.7 Segregation of collateral.
