Cross-sectional imaging with contrast is often able to recognise solid, vascular and the most dedifferentiated areas within these large heterogeneous masses, thereby enabling specific targeting within the mass.
The typical imaging features are necrotic areas in solid tumours best recognised in fat suppressed T1-weighted MR images after administration of contrast medium or in enhanced CT images.
Hughes, one senses, may not be the manager they would have chosen but they recognise his solid virtues.
Creative's offering is an excellent-looking, solid camera, which was recognised both by PC and Mac on installation without the need for any software.
Or, to put it another way, how can we judge evidence accurately when we're doing the judging from the position of an ever-changing, non-solid self and not recognising that our standpoint must inevitably influence the observation?
In the TV drama of the Russia scandal, this is the sort of role that would go to a solid Broadway actor you recognise but can't put a name to.
Angela from My So Called Life was a pretty solid template: I vaguely recognised some of my own yearnings and resentments in her.
The effect of anti-CTLA-4 antibodies on solid tumours was initially recognised in mice in the late 1990s.
A similar association between hypercobalaminaemia and the presence of a solid neoplasm has been recognised in man [ 23], with the strongest associations for liver tumours and hepatic metastases [ 14],[ 15],[ 17],[ 24],[ 25].
In solid phase ELISA all mAbs recognising the antigenic region of CR6323 and CR6261 demonstrated equivalent strong reactivity to rH1, rH5 and rH9 but not rH3, rH7 or rHA from a B virus (Fig. 5a).
