Sentence examples for may represent isolated from inspiring English sources
Although perirenal haematomas may represent isolated lesions, in most cases they are associated with parenchymal lacerations and the presence of opacified urine extravasation must be accurately ruled out by means of delayed scans.
These orphans may represent isolated activities, FEVT false positives, or REGROUPS false negatives, and can be manually distributed into numbered wave clusters if desired by the user.
These outcrops may represent isolated erosion remnants of Unit 1, but in the absence of direct stratigraphic relationships we cannot be sure.
Intermittent or episodic wheezing may represent isolated viral-induced wheezing episodes, isolated episodes of seasonal or allergen-induced asthma, or uncontrolled asthma.
The species "Bufo" hadramautinus and scorteccii are restricted to one or two localities, and their validity has been questioned as they may represent isolated phenotypically variable populations of the wider ranging "Bufo" arabicus and D. dhufarensis, respectively [ 33].
Lastly, obligate asexuals that are able to persist in nature may represent isolates that evolved from especially low load sexual lineages, thereby minimizing the so-called "lethal hangover" from their sexual ancestors [ 41].
represents isolated polycystic liver disease.
Four isolates, TX5058 from 2005, TX6747 and TX7191 from 2007, and TX7827 from 2009, did not fall into any of the 6 groups and may represent single isolates that did not have any advantage and thus became extinct.
Togan et al. [ 32] described possible differences in susceptibility patterns between standard and clinical strains, in which clinical strains may represent current isolates responsible for clinical disease and spread of resistance.
Differences in isolates may represent the representative patient population from which they were derived; M. chelonae was most commonly isolated from hospitals in southern China (5, 8 ).
In contrast, the isolation of S. maltophilia from respiratory secretions, from which other organisms are also isolated, may represent colonisation and another pathogen may be responsible for the clinical signs and symptoms of pneumonia rather than S. maltophilia.
