Sentence examples for multiple images demonstrating from inspiring English sources

Before the start of the study, both participating endoscopists attended a bubble scale training session during which multiple images demonstrating examples of grades A, B, and C were reviewed.

Axial CECT images demonstrating multiple homogeneous hypoenhancing hepatic lesions.

Figure 1 shows examples of images, demonstrating the complexity of neural expression patterns across brain regions and multiple scales.

Unenhanced T2W and enhanced T1W fat-saturated images demonstrate multiple masses (arrows) in the left breast showing a fat signal within the masses and minimal peripheral enhancement, consistent with fat necrosis.

MR images demonstrated multiple big (16 cases) or small (6 cases) cystic spaces, fluid-fluid levels (14 cases), soft-tissue mass (22 cases), and thick peripheral and septal enhancement (22 cases).

Open image in new window Fig. 9 Coronal MIP image demonstrating multiple pericolonic collaterals (arrowheads) deriving their afferent supply from the superior mesenteric vein (arrow).

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Portosystemic collateral pathways described in English-language medical literature Open image in new window Fig. 2 Coronal-oblique maximum intensity projection (MIP) contrast-enhanced CT (CECT) image demonstrating multiple collaterals in the oesophageal mucosa (solid arrows) and para-oesophageal region (interrupted arrow).

Preliminary phantom time-domain reconstructed images demonstrate the fidelity of the workflow for fluorescence tomography based on signal from multiple time gates.

Time-lapse images demonstrate that disease-causing mutants of Rab7 associate with vesicular structures that are highly motile and undergo multiple fusion and fission events similar to wild-type (Supplementary Material, Movies S1 S4).

Both images demonstrate interstitial and perivascular fibrosis.

Histopathological images demonstrated the pathological changes.