Sentence examples for morphological variants and from inspiring English sources

Cardiac magnetic resonance as well as CT also plays very important role in characterizing LA morphological variants and pathological intra-atrial masses.

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Analyses compared morphology and frequency of morphological variants, germination patterns, and population genetics parameters between wild and managed in situ populations of the species studied.

The table does not include all sub-combinations ('pneumonic infiltrate') or morphological variants ('clinical correlation' and 'clinically correlate').

3, 5 DI-SCLE is the most common form of DILE, with two major morphological variants: annular polycyclic and papulosquamous, both typically occurring on sun-exposed areas corresponding to the V-neck, back, shoulders and extensor sides of the upper extremities.

This category includes lymphomas with centroblastic, immunoblastic, and anaplastic morphology as common morphological variants [ 1].

Less frequently-occurring morphological variants included linearized loukoumasomes and twisted or pinched figure-of-eight shapes (Fig. 1A, right panels).

Spontaneous transformants demonstrated a continuum of morphological variants (type I, II, and III foci) that fit a normal distribution if converted to log10.

Cohorts of transgenic mice with a broad age span were analyzed, since age-related differences for Aβ deposits and morphological variants of tau aggregates have been reported for these mouse models.[ 25, 30] In APPPS1 mice, HS-68 strongly labeled the Aβ deposits and different types of aggregates could be distinguished, both by their morphological appearance[ 31] and by distinct HS-68 fluorescence.

The final lexicon included 52 terms/term groups, 27 uncertainty profiles, and 25 other terms/phrases not including morphological variants (e.g., infiltrate, infiltration, and infiltrative; (Table  1).