Sentence examples for predominantly involves the from inspiring English sources
Bacterial agents include Neisseria gonorrhoeae, which causes gonorrhea and predominantly involves the ureter in men and the cervix in women, and Treponema pallidum, which is responsible for syphilis.
Amyloidosis of the oral cavity predominantly involves the tongue, mainly manifesting as macroglossia.
It predominantly involves the pelvis and perineum of women of childbearing age, typically between the 2nd and 4th decades [20].
The inflammation predominantly involves the choroid in the form of choroidal tubercles, tuberculoma, sub-retinal abscess, chorioretinitis, and serpiginous-like choroiditis.
In the first experiment, we sought to confirm previous findings showing that linguistic prosody processing compared to other speech-related processes predominantly involves the right hemisphere.
Patients with FTD that predominantly involves the right frontotemporal region have behavioral and emotional abnormalities and those with predominantly left frontotemporal region damage have a loss of lexical semantic knowledge.
The LGE predominantly involved the basal and mid ventricular LV segments with less common involvement of the apices.
In the TDP-C group, there was asymmetric grey matter loss predominantly involving the temporal poles and anterior inferior temporal cortex with less marked involvement of orbitofrontal cortex, insula and anterior cingulate; white matter loss was evident predominantly in the region of the inferior longitudinal fasciculus, uncinate fasciculus and fornix.
As these eye conditions predominantly involved the central retina, they often reported difficulty in recognizing people's faces.
Finally, patients with neo-adjuvant therapy prior to scanning and those with lesions described in the radiological reports as originating from or predominantly involving the chest wall were also excluded, resulting in a total of 18 patients selected for review.
Four patients had hepatic tumour burdens > 25% as measured by MeVis, and 23 patients (72%) had evidence of extrahepatic disease on baseline FDG PET/CT, predominantly involving the lungs.
