Sentence examples for regional predilection from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, this longitudinal study shows that although PCA and tAD patients retain their regional predilection, with PCA continuing to show marked atrophy in posterior regions and tAD in the medial temporal lobe, as the diseases progress, other areas become involved as well, resulting in an increasingly widespread pattern of atrophy progression in both diseases.

There was no regional predilection for this pattern, as it was evident in both the neocortex and spinal cord of ALS and FTLD-TDP patients.

In this study, we have investigated cellular infiltration of macrophages and CD8+ T cells and their activation states in diverse areas of the brain, especially in concomitance with HIV in order to define regional predilection of these cell types and their possible association with neurologic manifestation of HIV disease or HAD.

Depending on regional predilections, voter views on the most electable or the most conservative candidate appear to differ.

This was not due to curatorial bias, Ms. Lenzi said, but because of regional artists' predilection for such works.

Although there are regional differences and predilection sites for tissue damage, basically, the migraine attack affects the whole brain [6, 30, 31].

Another limitation to our study is that the comparatively low number of recurrences did not allow for a meaningful analysis of sex-related differences in the predilection of local, regional or distant recurrence.

According to those reports, HAC is associated with large tumor, AFP production, poor prognosis, a predilection for older patients, regional lymphadenopathies, and distant metastases [2, 6].

Additionally, Haffty's observation revealed that the triple negative cohort had a predilection for relapse in regional nodes with marginal significance (P = 0.05) [ 15], which partly supported our findings.

Tuberculosis and amoebiasis also have a predilection for this region.

Mesothelioma predilection site is the parietal pleura (Fig. 1) where tumour grows in a loco-regional pattern, spreading to the visceral pleura and invade the surrounding structures[4].