Sentence examples for more difficult lesions from inspiring English sources

This was done to further explore if more difficult lesions, contrary to our belief, are in fact already to some extent centralized today.

Indeed, the analysis does not assess budget impact for patient populations with longer, more difficult lesions nor for Zilver PTX as a first-line treatment for diabetic patients and in-stent restenosis.

The situation is more difficult when lesions progress or in the case of recurrence.

Since the differentiation between benign and malignant lesions is more difficult in smaller lesions a subgroup of all lesions of 2 cm and smaller were also separately evaluated.

The lower level of uptake probably increases the detection limit, making it more difficult to visualize lesions.

This prevents the use of image processing techniques used in the assessment of carious lesions being employed to quantify fluorosis as it becomes more difficult to reconstruct defuse lesions relative to sound enamel.

Stage II and stage III lesions seem to be more difficult to treat, because theses lesions have PED or chorioretinal anastomoses.

Radiological measurements are more difficult to appreciate when lesions are ill-defined or when the breast is dense.

This heterogeneity makes evaluation of prostate lesions more difficult in the TZ as tumors and BPH nodules can have overlapping signal pattern on ADC maps [ 16].

High-density oral contrast agent interferes with the delineation of vessels and it can also make appreciation of an arterially enhancing lesion more difficult.

Our findings concerning hemispheric lateralisation of local and global processing are at first more difficult to reconcile with lesion data and the predictions of the model by Peretz and colleagues which suggest a pattern of laterality such that local processing occurs within the left hemisphere and global processing within the right [5], [6].