Sentence examples for this type of ais from inspiring English sources
The end vertebrae and apexes for this type of AIS are typical as following [ 20]: thoracic component being from T4-T6 T11T11 with an apex at T8 or T9, and lumbar component from T11 to L3 or L4 with an apex at L2. Secondly, our study showed that a majority of patients had a small curve size while assosiated with a significant coronal imbalance.
Lenke 1A scoliosis is the most common type of AIS, accounting for around 16% of all AIS; however, how to determine the lower instrumented vertebrae in this common curve type is unclear.
The new generation of self-learning AIs — being built by the likes of DeepMind — also presents another challenge for humans, in that it is much harder to understand the decisions of these algorithms, said Kasparov, flagging this as "one of the biggest challenges" for applying this type of tech.
There seems to be partial non-cross resistance between different types of AIs [ 22, 27].
Second, this study focuses only on a specific curve type, Lenke type 1A, to eliminate a possible confounding factor (i.e., lumbar modifiers), and it remains to be clarified whether the results obtained are applicable to other types of AIS.
Fourteen infections occurred within the first 6 months after shunt insertion independently of the type of shunt used (AIS or non-AIS).
Using liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry (MS/MS), protein compositions were compared with respect to the peptide separation profiles among tumors collected from three types of tissues, AIS, MIA and LPIA.
Interestingly, this gastric-type like AIS was also p16 negative.
We analyzed whether this new heterogeneity of AISs correlated with different functional types of MNs (α or γ) or with the first subdivision we observed into soma-derived or dendrite-derived MN AISs.
This contrasts with the complete dependence of AIS relocation on L-type signaling (Evans et al., 2013) and suggests that the slightly stronger +15-mM KCl stimulus required for reliable shortening after 3 hr acts through additional voltage-dependent pathways.
