Sentence examples for multiple small foci from inspiring English sources
Histology demonstrated multiple small foci of necrotizing pneumonia but lung architecture was otherwise preserved, suggesting that respiratory failure is not the cause of death.
Multiple small foci with high signal are seen in the sulci and within the left lateral ventricle representing ruptured dermoid contents in the leptomeninges.
On computed tomography (CT), miliary lesions appear as microabscesses in the form of multiple small foci with a low attenuation ranging between 30 to 40 HU.
Although lungs from mice infected i.n. with a single dose of 106 CFUs of Schu S4 ΔpurMCD (Fig. 5E and F) do not show the same extensive regions of necrosis as seen in Schu S4-infected animals, multiple small foci of acute inflammation can be observed along with areas of neutrophil influx within the lung parenchyma affecting less than 20% of the total lung tissue.
The great majority of these squirrels came from the IoW where approximately 21% (20/97) had multiple small foci of lymphocytic infiltration and in some cases, myocyte necrosis.
Gross observations included lymphadenopathy, hemorrhagic foci in the adipose tissue associated with lymph nodes, and multiple, small foci of hemorrhage on the visceral pleura of the lungs.
Computed tomography (CT) demonstrated peritoneal/omental masses without an organ of origin (94 %), with the majority of cases demonstrating large (>5 cm) dominant soft-tissue deposit (80%%) with multiple smaller foci.
On the other hand, the smaller aggregates, which are not detectable by filter-trap assays, could correspond to the multiple, smaller foci seen in cells overexpressing TRiC or some of its subunits (Behrends et al., 2006; Tam et al., 2006).
CT demonstrates multiple small sclerotic foci in the spine and pelvis (yellow arrow), consistent with bony metastases.
Most foreign projectiles are echogenic at US and will produce marked shadowing and distortion of the beam; gas is shown as multiple small echogenic foci with posterior reverberation or 'dirty shadowing' (Fig. 2c).
The pattern and extent of tumour infiltration were classified as follows: macroscopic large confluent tumour mass (1+), multiple small tumour foci (2+) and scattered solitary tumour cells or a complete absence of residual tumour (3+).
