Sentence examples for irregular filling from inspiring English sources

Ductal irregularity, encasement, distortion, obstruction, or irregular filling defects are conventional galactography findings suggestive of malignancy.

The electronic contributions to the wavespeed are an electron-gas energy (arising from the charge-compensating valence electrons in the liquid), the electrostatic repulsive energy of the charged ionic cores, and a s-d orbital hybridization term (B H ) due to the irregular filling of the d orbitals among the transition metals.

Severe dye leakage from extensive retinal vessels on FA is characteristic of BD-associated uveitis, however dye leakage from choroidal vessels, choroidal filling defect, and irregular filling of the choriocapillaries are also observed by indocyanine green angiography [ 3].

Dedicated MRCP images, on both the source and the reconstruction images, showed an irregular filling defect in the region of the right hepatic duct, just before the junction with the left hepatic duct to form the common hepatic duct, which did not have the smooth appearance of a stone.

Image analysis was conducted using GenePix Pro (version 6.0.1.27, Molecular Devices, Sunnyvale, CA, 94089-1136, usingusirregularular filled feature types and "MorphologicalClosingFollowedByOpening" background values.

An inverse analysis is employed to estimate the unknown heat flux distribution over the heater surface of two dimensional enclosures with regular and irregular geometries filled by non-gray participating media, from the knowledge of desired temperature and heat flux distributions over the given design surface.

Frequently, the irregular septum filled almost the whole cavity of the fruit (Figure 2B).

In the femur, osteolytic foci were preferentially localised below the growth cartilage and formed a large and irregular band filled with malignant cells.

Florencio spent much of his time unloading cases of Budweiser and oil and supervising the irregular delivery trucks filling the underground tanks, but he had the uncanny ability to know when someone was going to bolt without paying.

An injectable tissue-engineered adipose substitute that could be used to deliver adipose-derived stem cells (ASCs), filling irregular defects and stimulating natural soft tissue regeneration, would have significant value in plastic and reconstructive surgery.

TCCs involving the kidney usually manifests as single or multiple, smooth, irregular or stippled filling defects, or as strictures of the renal pelvis that may extend into the proximal ureter (Fig. 8).