Sentence examples for may cause focal from inspiring English sources
Mucus plugging may cause focal or generalised duct dilatation, whereas an ampullary or anastomotic stricture will result in generalised duct dilatation in the absence of a pancreatic duct stricture.
A prominent urachal remnant may cause focal nodularity at the anterosuperior aspect of the bladder and mimic a mass (Fig. 3).
In patients with a history of bladder cancer, prior surgical treatment may cause focal wall thickening and abnormal enhancement that may be indistinguishable from recurrent tumor, even at cystoscopy (Figs. 6, 13, 14).
The increase of MYH10 expression in ACTN4 KD fibroblasts may cause the formation of enlarged focal adhesion sites at the periphery although the mechanism remains to be determined.
Severe hypoglycaemia may cause neurological disturbances ranging from focal deficits to coma and death.
On the contrary, coma may cause one-directional deformation of the focal spot, while astigmatism can split the laser spot into two parts.
Reticulum cell sarcomas (microgliomas) do invade the brain diffusely and may cause headache, seizures, personality changes, and various focal signs.
The assumption of homogenous GNP distribution with local administration may not be accurate, especially with local administration; problems with inconsistent tumor vasculature (particularly in hypoxic tumor regions) may cause poor uptake or heterogeneous GNP distribution even within small focal lesions.
Because of their prothrombotic tendency, aCLs may cause cerebral infarctions and as such they are correlated with focal neurological syndromes [ 13- 15].
We do not expect that F351A and KCNE1 would cause exactly the same changes because F351A causes only a focal change in the VSD-pore interactions while KCNE1 may cause a more broad change due to its larger interaction surface.
However, since abnormalities within the lungs of a small animal infectious disease model show 'diffusive (multi-focal) appearances' with non-convex geometrical shapes, it may cause graph-based segmentation algorithms to leak into non-object territories within the scene.
