Sentence examples for intensity mass from inspiring English sources
Low intensity mass and energy transport processes in porous solids historically have been treated as though they are adequately described by Darcy's long-ago empirical relationship (Darcy, H., 1856. Les Fountaines Publique de la Ville Dijon, Dalmont, Paris).
a Sagittal and b oblique axial T2-weighted images demonstrate an intermediate signal intensity mass (black arrow).
A MRI showed a heterogeneous, multilobulated, altered signal intensity mass lesion involving the muscular and fascial plane of the proximal left leg.
Stage IB tumours appear as hyperintense or intermediate signal intensity mass relative to the low signal intensity of the cervical stroma on T2-weighted images.
Follow-up pelvic MRI performed 1 year later demonstrates interval development of a well-defined intermediate T2 signal intensity mass in the cervix (closed white arrow) on axial (c) and sagittal (d) T2 TSE.
Open image in new window Fig. 22 Axial T1-weighted MR image of a 42-year-old female with mature cystic teratoma (a) shows a palm tree-like structure projecting into the high signal intensity mass (arrowheads).
Inhomogeneous signal intensity masses with irregular contours, rapid enhancement and early "washout" are most common [5, 6, 28].
It is reported that fat-suppressed, fast spin-echo, T2 sequence demonstrates most of the breast myxoid fibroadenomas as high-signal intensity masses [38].
The negative ion mode electrospray mass spectrum reveals a molecular-ion mass-envelope at 955.80 Da in line with a 1 1 adduct of PCO− and cyclotrisilene (an additional, lower intensity, mass-envelope arising from the loss of a carbonyl was also observed at m/ z 927.75).
Cholangiocarcinomas that arise in the intrapancreatic portion of the common bile duct are well depicted as low signal intensity masses against the background of the high signal intensity head of the pancreas on T1-weighted fat-suppressed images.
The corresponding transversal T2w MRI image shows a low-signal-intensity mass (arrow) (B).
