Sentence examples for more diffuse or from inspiring English sources

Sometimes that tension is more diffuse, or shades into broader anxieties about age or class, as in "Lethal Weapon" and the "Beverly Hills Cop" films.

As examples, however, instances of success in soccer, spelling bees, and crossword-puzzle design suffer from the same weakness as success during Barracks Beast they may not offer much help to people engaged in work that demands more diffuse or improvisatory skills.

Both the clinical history and the persistent, focal, intense enhancement will help to distinguish from the more diffuse or multifocal enhancement in acute labyrinthitis.

As for the rat data, the remainder components were either more diffuse, or only comprising a few voxels.

Since the remaining components were either more diffuse, or only comprising a few voxels, it was impossible to co-localize these with the atlas.

A more diffuse or subdivided network, with skewed betweenness and/or degree distributions and perhaps lower levels of friendship between its members, would provide a better test for potential effects of trust, past experience, betweenness and hierarchy.

In malignant nodules, dystrophic calcifications (Fig. 17) are more diffuse, amorphous or punctate, few in number and more eccentric in location [3, 36].

Small fibre neuropathy (SFN), a condition dominated by neuropathic pain, is frequently encountered in clinical practise either as prevalent manifestation of more diffuse neuropathy or distinct nosologic entity.

Patients were then categorized as having lesions exclusively focal, lesions more focal than diffuse, lesions more diffuse than focal, or lesions exclusively diffuse.

This feature will reflect a more diffuse neurological injury or an impaired process of nerve recovery affecting phrenic nerves as well.

The different ratios of infiltration and proliferation of grade II and III Ols and As demonstrated by multivariate analysis suggest that the spatial organisation of the less invasive Ols may correspond to type I or to type II with a limited diffuse component, while that of the more invasive As corresponds to more diffuse type II or to type III structures.