Sentence examples for spared areas from inspiring English sources
While the problem is gravest in the Rust Belt and the western region of the country, previously spared areas have seen a sharp rise in unemployment in recent months.And the cool kids at Davos snub Timothy Geithner for his China faux pas.
The same regions correspond to spared areas in diffuse fat deposition (Fig. 5).
Other pulmonary IIPs could also be observed in the lung, particularly in the PPFE spared areas [101].
This is found again in the Italian literature, under the name of spared areas (A/B-profile), lung consolidations (C-profile), pleural line modifications (C-profile) [44].
The pleural line may appear thickened and fragmented, some spared areas may be devoid of B-lines, and subpleural consolidations may be seen [113, 115, 117, 119, 134, 135, 136].
Our first patient had all of the sonographic findings (B lines, confluent B lines, small subpleural consolidations, spared areas, and pleural effusion) described for ARDS[10] that were noted to be resolving on serial ultrasonographic examinations with clinical improvement.
Triangular-shaped periportal area (arrows) hyperintense to the rest of the liver in OP and Fat Sat imaging mimicking uptake of Gd-EOB-DTPA, corresponding to a fat spared area.
Seven animals were excluded from the study because evaluation of the lesion post hoc (see Fig. 1B) revealed that it was too small or too big – in three animals we detected a portion of spared ipsilateral dorsal white matter, while in four animals overhemisection extended beyond the midline for > 10% of spared area of hemicord.
In particular, recovery of motor function after stroke is accompanied by a redistribution of activity within a network of parallel-acting multiple cortical motor areas (Weiller, 1995; Marshall et al., 2000) and reinforcement of the spared area adjacent to the lesion (Nudo et al., 1996).
AD pathology is most damaging to areas responsible for higher-order learning and explicit memory but spares areas essential for sensing and moving.
At times, they do chance course (depending on other weather factors and water/land temperatures) and may spare areas originally thought to be in their paths.
