Sentence examples for substantial occlusion from inspiring English sources

For training and calibration we use the CMP-base facade database (Radim Tyleček 2013) consisting of 387 rectified images of planar facades without substantial occlusion by vegetation or man-made objects.

Observers can perform steering adjustments quite accurately even in the face of substantial occlusion of visual input [6], yet other studies suggest continuous monitoring of steering error [2], [7].

Semi-thin sections prepared at 12, 24, 36 and 48-hours after initiation of protein diet showed substantial occlusion of capillary vessels in cortex, hippocampus and striatum of Gcdh−/− but not Gcdh−/+ control brain.

Compared to apoE KO, dKO mice exhibited substantial occlusive coronary artery disease: 375% increase in severe occlusions.

We previously did not observe substantial coronary arterial occlusion nor myocardial fibrosis in PDZK1/apoE dKO mice fed a Western diet for three months [21].

Acute coronary artery occlusion is associated with substantial changes in the hemostatic factors in swine.

We thus elected to focus on the dominant vessel; however the high sensitivity of the rabbit to ischemia required carefully controlling the level of its occlusion to ensure a substantial impairment of LV function, but with an acceptable mortality rate.

The closeness of the occlusal match is substantial enough that one might hypothesize a simple, unifying developmental genetic control that maintains occlusion in the face of population and evolutionary variation.

Cresyl violet staining of brain sections revealed substantial damage in neuronal morphology after BCCA occlusion): While normal healthy neurons were round with pale-stained cytoplasm, many neurons in the ischemic regions in cortex, hippocampus, and striatum were angular in shape with condensed cell bodies (see higher magnification insets in Figures 2(b), (d), and (f), respectively).

Temporary occlusion of the middle cerebral artery (MCAO) induced substantial necrosis in the parietal lobe supplied by this vessel.

Ischemic stroke is a heterogeneous group of diseases, but it can be differentiated into a few clinical entities: transient or permanent embolic or thrombotic occlusion of a cerebral artery leading to a substantial reduction of blood flow in the territory of this artery causing focal cerebral ischemia.