Sentence examples for radical vein from inspiring English sources

So the hero isn't Locke, the empty, unsure man; it is The Girl, who transmits substance and certainty, and whose temperament runs in a radical vein that is always open to ideas of change.

Mr. Isserlis and Mr. Adès gave a scintillating, unsentimental performance of Poulenc's Sonata for Cello and Piano and searching accounts of grimly beautiful Liszt works, "Romance Oubliée" and "La Lugubre Gondola," which show Liszt in his most harmonically radical vein.

On operative examination, because the tumor adhered to the liver parenchyma, the right Glisson capsule, and the origin of bilateral renal veins, radical tumor resection combined with right hepatectomy and reconstruction of the IVC and bilateral renal veins was performed.

In view of the above features and absence of portal vein radicals in liver parenchyma a diagnosis of Abernethy malformation type 1 b was made.

But recently published experience by several authors [ 15, 17] point that many patients with CEPSh type I malformations might have small portal vein radicals which cannot be seen on ultrasonography but could be visualized on shunt angiography.

On the basis of magnetic resonance imaging studies, the strictest argument against the existence of the urogenital diaphragm was provided by Myers [ 86], who established a safe treatment for the retropubic veins in radical prostatectomy.

The result was an art brazenly radical and very much in the vein of Marcel Duchamp's ready-mades, yet characterized by profound, even ecstatic beauty that was at once painterly and architectural.

It can be found that the strongest signal of NO free radical is located in the leaf vein.

And that's very much in the vein of Kusama's radical connectivity". Kusama, in an email interview, puts it more simply: "I believe that people are attracted by the infinite mysterious beauty that the artwork has.

The patient was then submitted to right radical neck dissection with internal jugular vein ligation and section of spinal accessory nerve and left modified radical neck dissection type III.

Estimates were made of the rates at which cancer cells were released directly into the renal vein in patients undergoing radical nephrectomy for primary renal cancer.