Sentence examples for marginal contrast from inspiring English sources

There was a marginal contrast effect in the mass, so the possibility of a postoperative abscess or a carcinoma that had invaded the gallbladder was considered.

As shown in Fig. 3, while the most frequent mental activity appeared to be cognition in both corpora and while there was only marginal contrast in the patients' engagement in desideration, oncology patients and interview patients appeared to be different in their activities of perception and emotion.

Angle contrast US enhances the marginal contrast of the tendon and provides additional diagnostic information compared to standard US on the proximal aspect of the equine suspensory ligament [ 7].

Contrast-enhanced US techniques (both standard and angled) significantly increased the marginal contrast of the anatomical structures within the equine digital flexor tendon sheath in our model, allowing ultrasonographic identification of surgically-induced longitudinal lesions in a significantly higher proportion of cases compared to standard and angle US.

The radiological findings in LM varied from hypodense lesions with low marginal contrast-enhancement to disseminated calcified lesions.

The most common CT finding in early stage LM was hyperarterialised lesion with marginal contrast-enhancement in the portal venous phase as well as hyperechogenic appearance in US which mainly mimic the classic haemangioma.

Comparing the pattern of association results previously reported for SNPs (17) with that of LD as measured by r (Fig. 4), we found that four of the five SNPs for which r with the indel was >35% were significant and the fifth was marginal; in contrast, only one of the eight SNPs for which r with the indel was lower (<35%) was significant and one was marginal.

The finding of marginal post-contrast enhancement in patients that underwent contrast medium administration suggests a cyst-like structure, but a well-defined cystic wall was not detected in multiplanar images.

His main emphasis is on Mussolini's Italy and Hitler's Germany, but in order to demonstrate why certain fascist movements were able to seize power while most remained marginal, he contrasts these "successes" with fascist sputterings in Britain, France, Hungary, Portugal, Spain and elsewhere.

Multidetector computed tomography (MDCT) commonly is used to determine these measurements, but even marginal exposure to contrast agents can result in acute kidney injury in this high-risk group of multi-morbid patients.

In the marginal model, in contrast, the mean response is conditional only on covariates and not on other responses or random effects [ 18].