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Tumour cells around these vessels will more likely be hypoxic, and the shift between the total and perfused intensity plots is therefore a reflection of vessel functionality in a given tumour.

In the particular case of Fig. 5(b) (Media 7) the reflection of the blood vessel appear with similar brightness as the cones, indication a non ideal focus on the photoreceptors.

The observation that the network of known tip cell markers and their targets is principally intact and in fact upregulated rather than downregulated may be a reflection of the more immature vessel plexus in Nrp1 null mutants.

Thus, PP not only has a very close relationship with arterial stiffness, but also a reflection of accumulated damage on vessels exerted by risk factors.

Apposition is indirectly assessed by measuring the distance between the adluminal reflection of the strut and the vessel wall and comparing this distance with the strut thickness.

A malapposed strut was defined as a distance between the centre reflection of the strut and the vessel wall (BP-SES >80µm and PP-EES >89µm).

Stent malapposition was defined as the distance between the centre reflection of the strut and the vessel wall greater than the actual stent thickness plus the OCT resolution limit.

Second, in case of a detonation, the vessel has to withstand the dynamic load of the high peak pressure of very short duration during reflection of the detonation wave at the vessel wall.

Results at the aortic root of the reduced 37-artery model (Fig. 6 B ) confirm our conclusion from the previous section that the effect of multiple reflection sites downstream vessels of the first generation of bifurcations can be lumped into single reflection sites at the end of these vessels.

The excellent agreement between the 55-artery model and the reduced 21-artery model containing segments up to the first generation of bifurcations (Figs. 3 B and 5 B ) suggests that the effect of multiple reflection sites downstream vessels of the first generation of bifurcations can be lumped into single reflection sites at the end of these vessels.

These tight-junction strand breaks, however, are not significant regulators of the reflection coefficient of the vessel wall, and changes in inter-endothelial clefts are therefore unlikely to explain the increase in σ observed following application of Ang1.