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This effect would likely be significant for IVIM imaging of organs with short T2 times, such as primary NPC and potentially enlarged adenoids.

It is suggested that this type of atomic bombardment may have created flaws on the fibre surface or potentially enlarged the already existing inherent flaws.

The latter embryos were either wild-type but had an enlarged basal embryonic region, or exhibited a shoot meristem/apex on a rounded scutellum with a potentially enlarged basal embryonic region (Fig.  11c, d).

In the Stag-hunt Game, if we vary u independently of c, we see that decreasing u linearly reduces the repelling equilibrium point (Fig S2), potentially enlarging the basin of attraction for the pure cooperation equilibrium (cooperation has the highest payoff in the context of high levels of the public good, e).

Operational river managers can potentially enlarge their focus, but barriers still exist in the increased managerial complexity and the concerns regarding navigational safety.

Action self-efficacy could potentially be enlarged by underlining the 'small-step-approach' of the intervention, in which participants are encouraged to make small, but meaningful changes that can more easily be sustained long-term [ 15].

Especially in massively enlarged spleens, potentially lethal complications can occur.

The ability of diagnostic CT to detect regional nodal involvement is also limited by both imperfect sensitivity and specificity inherent to size-based criteria of nodal involvement since normal-sized nodes can potentially harbour metastases and enlarged nodes can represent reactive changes [ 13].

ADAM: Enlarged prostate, enlarged prostate, enlarged prostate!

Follow the money: I can only believe that owner's bottom lines were unaffected but could potentially be affected if Spygate enlarged and damaged consumer confidence in the NFL.

Of the patient factors that were listed that may have contributed to the adverse event scenario, 194 interns (86.2%) identified the presence of urethral stricture and 169 (75.1%) an enlarged prostate as potentially contributing to an increased risk of urethral injury on catheterization.