Sentence examples for predominance of upper from inspiring English sources

ALS has been classified using various systems, the best known of which is based on predominant site of symptom onset and the predominance of upper and lower motor neuron signs at presentation: progressive bulbar palsy, pseudobulbar palsy, progressive muscular atrophy, primary lateral sclerosis and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis.

Note the predominance of upper alpha and beta frequency during the execution of the motor task with the robotic device.

This leads to relentlessly progressive weakness and widespread flaccid paralysis and/or spasticity, depending on the predominance of upper versus LMN disease [ 1, 2].

Findings consistent with TB included lymphadenopathy for children 5 years and below while, a typical adult type of chest radiograph appearance with predominance of upper lobe infiltrates with or without cavitation was used for older children.

They observed a predominance for upper torso lymph nodes in recently and chronically HIV-infected patients, but not in their control group of healthy non-HIV-infected volunteers undergoing killed influenza vaccination, where it was observed only on the upper torso of the injection site.

The process by which the Umbrians were deprived of their predominance in upper and central Italy and restricted to their confines of historic times cannot be traced in any detail.

The diseases responsible for airway obstruction in infants differ from those of older children and adults with the predominance of anatomical abnormalities of the upper airways such as laryngomalacia or tracheomalacia, Pierre Robin syndrome or other maxillofacial malformations [ 3, 6].

Severe AATD predisposes to hepatocyte injury and panacinar emphysema (involving the whole acinus), which tends to have a basal predominance, in contrast to the upper lobe predominance of centriacinar emphysema (involving the center of the acinus around the respiratory bronchiole), that is characteristic of smokers with MM genotype.

Nine to 12% of subjects reported the presence of MS in two anatomical regions for at least 30 days (Table 6) with a predominance of symptoms affecting the axial and upper limb regions (51.3% of symptoms localized to two regions).

These relationships were due to the predominance of more developed soils in low gradient slopes, where the weathering products of upper slopes accumulate and their parent materials are carbonatic.

LDM shares with many upper limb muscles the predominance of fast fibers in causal relation with the low postural duties.