Sentence examples for markers of diffuse from inspiring English sources
Magnetic resonance imaging lesion analysis depicted clearly demarcated subcortical lesions impinging on the white matter tracts of interest; however, quantitation of the extent of lesion-tract overlap failed to demonstrate any appreciable association with the severity of markers of diffuse pathology within each thalamo-cortical projection system.
Pearson's coefficient (one-tailed, P < 0.05 significant) was used in partial correlations to explore intra- and inter-tract associations between markers of diffuse neuropathology.
These are surrogate markers of diffuse axonal injury (Scheid et al., 2003) and their presence is associated with persistent cognitive impairment (Scheid et al., 2006).
Our primary aim was to test for associations between markers of diffuse neurodegeneration in the tracts and their associated grey matter structures.
However, a similar relationship is not observed between tract white matter lesion load and the markers of diffuse pathology within the associated thalamo-cortical projection system.
It is therefore reasonable to assume that our T1-derived measures are markers of diffuse myocardial fibrosis particularly, as we have carefully excluded individuals with pathologies that might have confounded our results.
A stratified analysis based on the presence or absence of microbleeds (a marker of diffuse axonal injury) revealed diffusion tensor imaging to be more sensitive than gradient-echo imaging to white matter damage.
It is less common than mitral valve prolapse, occurs in an older age group, and may be a marker of diffuse connective tissue diseases.
Our findings suggest that in these patients with an elevated SCr, even a minimal increase after CPB accordingly to the preoperative SCr is associated with a higher rate of death and may be a marker of diffuse organ injury.
HNF4α also regulated WNT signalling through its target gene WNT5A, a potential prognostic marker of diffuse type gastric tumours.
Patients were assessed by using standard T2 MRI to assess evidence of focal brain injury and SWI imaging to identify microbleeds, a marker of diffuse axonal injury.
