Sentence examples for prominent trunk from inspiring English sources

Another at 13 months of age identified a potential epileptic focus in the right cerebral hemisphere, as well as a single polyspike-like complex that correlated with a nocturnal episode of a whole body jerk with prominent trunk flexion.

It has been emphasized that the phylogenetic tree for the HA1 of H3N2 isolates has a distinct, "ladder-like" shape, with a prominent trunk (the path from the root to the base of the latest included cluster of isolates) and, typically, short side branches [ 11].

Improvements were more prominent in trunk ataxia than in limb ataxia, and patients with mild ataxia severity experienced a more sustained improvement in ataxic symptoms and gait speed [ 36].

Physical examination revealed a diffuse pruriginous maculopapular rash most prominent on the trunk and extremities (Figs. 1 and 2).

Formation of xylem tissues through secondary growth is the main process of durable biomass accumulation in plants and most prominent in tree trunks (Groover and Robischon, 2006; Spicer and Groover, 2010).

Physical examination revealed that (1) there is a prominent leucoderma on the ventral trunk), knees, elbows, and forehead; (2) multiple hyperpigmented spots exist in the patches of her skin); (3) the most of her hair was auburn color, which was mixed with a few of white hair and a very few of black hair); and (4) a prominent short stature exists (117.7 cm: normal 137.2 cm).

At the head-and-trunk stage, expression becomes more prominent and occupies a broader domain in each trunk disc, and is also detectable in the dorsal disc.

At the outpatient clinic, he was noted to be febrile (an axillary temperature of 40.1 degree Celsius), ill-looking with a generalized body erythema that blanched on pressure and was more prominent over the face and upper trunk.

Prominent veins were evident on the trunk.

The III:1) was a 9-year-old girl who presented with leucoderma on the ventral trunk, knees, elbows, a prominent white forelock, and poliosis of eyebrows and eyelashes).

The epidermal changes were most prominent in sections of the affected dorsal trunk, ear and tail skin (Figure 3A C).