Sentence examples for typical involvement from inspiring English sources

a & b axial FLAIR and T2W images of brain demonstrate patchy confluent hyperintensities in periventricular (white dashed arrows) and subcortical white matter with typical involvement of temporal lobes (white arrow).

Typical involvement in degree programs has been on the rise in Massachusetts over the past ten years due to the various Department of Early Education and Care EECC) approval to fund Education and Provider Support (EPS) grants (EEC, 2013).

We address this issue by examining ways in which Canadian family doctors' typical involvement in patients' informed decision-making is challenged when their patients engage in medical tourism.

In young people and adolescents, Crohn's disease (CD, Fig. 14) should be considered, albeit rare in the upper digestive tract without typical ileocecal involvement [20].

Our results show that a subclinical, fairly typical choroidal involvement, detectable only by ICGA, is common in patients with nonfamilial amyloidosis.

The combination of diabetes insipidus, lytic bone lesions and exophtalmus is known as Hand-Schüller-Christian triad, whereas the multifocal multisystem LCH is also called Abt-Letterer-Siwe disease (with typical abdominal involvement and poor prognosis) [19].

The diagnosis is assessed by CSF cytomorphological analysis or by concomitant typical CNS involvement symptoms and gadolinium enhanced magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) signs.

Indeed, typical skin involvement is marked by increased thinness with consequent translucency 11 and by increased fragility, illustrated by the occurrence of extensive spontaneous haematomas and delayed papyraceous wound healing.

Intraocular lymphoma was diagnosed using the following criteria: (i) typical eye involvement, a cloudy vitreous body and/or subretinal proliferative lesions; (ii) presence of lymphoma cells in the vitreous fluid; and (iii) clonality of the infiltrating lymphoma cells in the vitreous fluid using either PCR analysis of IgH or T-cell receptor gene rearrangements.

Mr. Spitzer announced his resignation 11 days ago, after reports of something that was substantially beyond "the far end of the typical thing" — his involvement as a client of a high-priced prostitution ring.

It was typical of his involvement in his subject that he met his wife, Gillian, as one of his team of Ministry of Works excavators in the 1950s; she supervised part of the Wharram Percy excavations, and helped to run the fledgling Society for Medieval Archaeology.