Sentence examples for stringent lesion from inspiring English sources

A stringent lesion criterion was adopted for final inclusion in the study and, as a consequence, the final groups comprised seven Gudden's ventral tegmental nuclei lesion animals (VTNx), eight mammillothalamic tract lesion animals (MTTx), seven postcommissural fornix lesions (PCFx) and eight surgical controls (Sham).

More stringent assessment of lesions at follow-up as evidenced by the fact three out of five evaluated women had a biopsy possibly resulted in a large proportion of failures correctly established.

Since neuronal densities are always greater closer to the cortex (Akbarian et al., 1996) (Fig. 4B and C), this analysis also permitted the most stringent test of differences between lesion and non-lesion areas.

For example, lung tissue from pigs is generally not processed for human consumption in provincial abattoirs, and at some abattoirs there may be less stringent recording of lung lesions in comparison with tissues that are important from a food safety and economic perspective.

In support of the latter proposal, the stringent response is enhanced in lesion amastigotes compared with cultured (axenic) amastigotes.

In contrast to this report, we also included in our study patients with acute MS and highly active lesions and we also used very stringent criteria for identification of lesional activity in patients with progressive MS based on the presence of early myelin degradation products in macrophages.

AID deamination is not exclusive to immunoglobulin loci; it can instigate DNA lesions in non-immunoglobulin genes and thus stringent checks are in place to constrain and restrict its activity.

Secondly, a smaller but more stringent grouping was made that included only women with lesions in a single region.

Using stringent criteria, we evaluated the similarities and differences between the lesions.

Probably these cases represent those with very low viral DNA loads but this was a more stringent comparison than conducting the test using red squirrel tissue with lesions.

Partial cystectomy as an alternative organ-sparing approach does not offer universal substitution for radiotherapy as only 5% of MIBC meet the stringent criteria necessary to ensure acceptable local control rates, including bladder dome lesions where a minimum 2-cm margin can be removed without compromise to continence or bladder capacity (Gakis et al, 2013).