Sentence examples for the spectrum of changes from inspiring English sources

Here, we review the spectrum of changes after RF ablation of liver, kidney, and lung lesions using single-source DECT imaging, with the emphasis on the additional information obtained and pitfalls encountered with this relatively new technique.

Using microarrays, we have described the hESC-CM transcriptome within the spectrum of changes that occur between undifferentiated hESCs and fetal heart cells.

In this study, we have described the hESC-CM transcriptome within the spectrum of changes that occur between undifferentiated hESCs and fetal heart cells, and used molecular imaging to follow their survival and engraftment in the heart.

In Figs.  4 and 5, we tried to depict the spectrum of changes.

White matter damage adds to the spectrum of changes in HIVE.

The spectrum of changes in the inferior olivary nucleus in this series similarly encompasses early and late developments.

"The spectrum of change India requires is much, much broader than amendments to the criminal laws," said Ms. Grover, the lawyer.

Although there are some investigators who prefer to consider AD as distinct from ageing, we believe that there may be more advantages in regarding it as part of the spectrum of change that occurs in the brain with age.

Chimelli, L. et al. The spectrum of neuropathological changes associated with congenital Zika virus infection.

The spectrum of genetic changes within the "living biobank" agrees well with previous large-scale mutational analyses of CRC.

In an update to work first done in October 2011, the IFS considered the spectrum of welfare changes and calculated that the number of children in absolute poverty in 2015 would rise by 900,000 to 3 million.