Radiologic exams (orthopantomography and CT [computed tomography] scan) showed a widespread zone of radiolucency, rarefaction of trabecular bone with a large osteo-necrotic lesion around the extraction site, which extended posteriorly to include the adjacent second molar, persistent extraction socket, and bone sequestra.
To determine the degree of demyelination, we stained sections of spinal cord with Luxol fast blue and observed widespread demyelination zones in the white matter of the spinal cord of EAE mice on day 14 and 23 (Fig. 4H).
Tract tracing data of the developing kitten brain have revealed spatially widespread termination zones of long-range visual corpus callosum tracts in kittens at post-term day 4, followed by a relative short period (days to weeks) in which spatial specialization of tracts and their termination zones occurs (see for review, Innocenti and Price (2005)).
This anomaly was interpreted as a widespread partial melting zone and source for free fluids at seismogenic depths.
The sealed manhole covers, police barricades, frozen zones and widespread security presence were welcome but not exactly an invitation to party.
However, the report said sexual violence was also widespread outside the conflict zones of eastern DR Congo.
If the mechanical incorporation of wall rocks of high friction coefficient into fault zones is widespread at the mesoscale, it causes the heterogeneity in friction strength of fault zones and might contribute to the evolution of fault-zone architectures.
Pleurotus mushrooms are widespread in the temperate zones representing the third largest groups of the cultivated edible mushrooms in the world (Mendez et al. 2005; Sarangi et al. 2006; Sher et al. 2010).
Widespread in northern temperate zones, it is found frequently on pastures and sandy heaths, and is edible when young.
The most widespread bacteria in oxic zones of carbonate chimneys at the serpentinite-hosted Lost City hydrothermal field, Mid-Atlantic Ridge, belong to the Thiomicrospira group of sulfur-oxidizing chemolithoautotrophs.
Post-conflict zones are widespread.
