Sentence examples for pronounced involvement from inspiring English sources

Pronounced involvement of neutrophils and macrophages was shown, findings supported by the observed local profile of inflammatory mediators.

Nevertheless, the correlation demonstrates that patients with less pronounced involvement of these regions also show a shorter duration of yawning.

In all patients, the wrists, proximal interphalangeal (PIP) and metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joints were examined by US to identify the joints with the most pronounced involvement.

This finding might be explained taking into consideration the aforementioned compartmentalized humoral immune response described in SPMS patients, associated with a less pronounced involvement of peripheral immune system.

Although this finding was unexpected, a pronounced involvement of, in particular, the M1 and M3 mAChRs in the control of respiration might explain the increased tidal volume and RMV observed after soman exposure (Boudinot et al. 2008).

More pronounced involvement of the motor cortex and parietal lobe when compared with the anterior frontal or occipital cortex was also confirmed morphologically with extensive micro-vacuolar change and intense deposition of synaptic abnormal prion protein.

A pronounced unilateral involvement of muscles may lead to a laterodeviation called Pisa syndrome.

These findings fit well with the related clinical phenotype, where pronounced psychiatric and cognitive deficits are part of the typical clinical presentation, 3– 5 and suggest that pronounced regional cerebral cortical involvement patterns can be picked up with advanced image analysis techniques.

Patient 366 had a very pronounced systemic amyloidosis with severe involvement of many parts of the body including both parenchymatous and non-parenchymatous organs.

To fully understand the relation between specialization at single fiber level and the functional role of the whole muscles, it is worth to compare the present results obtained in LDM with the characterization of single muscle fibers in VL, a lower limb muscle which combines a pronounced postural duties with the involvement in phasic and powerful activity from raising from the chair to jumping.

"It's a state of complete involvement," said Professor Csikszentmihalyi (pronounced CHECK-sent-me-high), who first wrote about this in his book "Flow: The Psychology of Optimal Experience" (Harper & Row, 1990).