Sentence examples for very focal from inspiring English sources

"It's a very focal, delusional behavior," Dr. Patronek said.

It's a very focal, very modest decline — no more than anyone else who's 84".

"He has a very focal deficit, but everything else seems to be relatively intact," Murray said.

So I don't think we really need to keep that definition very focal, so let's get rid of that board.

Localization of visual SSRs normally shows a very focal modulation of power in visual cortex and led to the treatment and interpretation of SSRs as a local phenomenon.

This stranding can be very focal and mass-like.

The tubular and interstitial scores were summed to obtain a single score for the TID, which was then classified as follows: 0 or 1, lesions absent or very mildly focal; 2, focal tubular and interstitial lesion; and 3 or 4, diffuse lesions.

Mild tubule‒interstitial damage is defined as tubular and interstitial lesions absent or very mildly focal (score < 2); severe is defined as focal or diffuse tubular and interstitial lesions (score ≥ 2).

In contrast, when seeded on laminin-5-functionalised native films, epithelial cells formed only very diffuse focal contacts, but adhered via hemidesmosome formation.

We discuss the design and the construction of a RICH detector with a very long focal length (17m), neon radiator gas at atmospheric pressure and ∼2000 fast photodetectors.

Using precision dual-spacecraft alignment, very long focal lengths can be achieved by locating the optics on one spacecraft and the detector on the other.