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Meanings of anatomical region in inglés

ruso
анатомическая область
portugués
região anatómica
español
región del cuerpo
catalán
part cardinal del cos

Subdivision of a whole organism, consisting of components of multiple anatomical systems.

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        región del cuerpo
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        Examples for "organism subdivision"
        Examples for "organism subdivision"
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        Results: Motor manifestations began in one body region in 98% of patients.
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        The frequency and recognition of incidental findings and the involved body region were investigated.
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        From the patient history, we ascertained the body region of first symptoms and the time course.
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        Their single, fused body region most distinguishes them from true spiders, which have two main body parts.
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        We isolated patients with an abbreviated injury scale of 3 or greater for the head body region.
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        Results: Quantitative vibration measurements in all body regions correlated with sural SNAP amplitudes.
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        Other body regions may also be involved (especially the head).
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        Very quickly, neighbouring areas recruit that tissue into new functions, for example to represent other body regions.
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        Quantitative vibration testing also detected a loss of sensation with increased age in all body regions tested.
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        Fluorescence intensity and lifetime maps were reconstructed after raster-scanning whole- body regions of interest by time-correlated single-photon counting.
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        Usage of anatomical region in inglés
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        Debate continues regarding the most appropriate approach to this eloquent anatomical region.
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        This shows that sample sizes required to achieve adequate power varies by anatomical region.
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        Titin molecular mass was the best predictor of anatomical region and muscle functional group.
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        Analyses were repeated by method, quality grade and anatomical region.
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        CT findings were determined corresponding to anatomical region.
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        It is particularly useful for targeting specific anatomical regions or visible lesions.
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        Exactly defined structures in three anatomical regions were assessed using a three-step scale.
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        Specific types of infections have certain propensities for different anatomical regions within the brain.
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        We used our model to estimate the statistical power of possible treatment effects for anatomical regions and clinical markers.
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        The knowledge of anatomy is proved by the fact that the corpse has been divided into definite anatomical regions.
        The Vanishing Man: A Detective Romance
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        The purpose of this review was to define optimal first-line imaging in patients with suspected vascular injury in different anatomical regions.
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        This entity specifically involves abnormalities of the lip and soft palate, which develop at different time-points and in separate anatomical regions.
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        However, first studies investigating brain networks in LE have either focused on one distinct antibody subgroup or on distinct anatomical regions.
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        The educational materials developed have the potential to supplement the teaching of complex anatomical regions and help demonstrate the anatomical variation among patients.
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        Microbial communities differed significantly between different areas of the lungs, and few taxa were common to microbial communities in all anatomical regions surveyed.
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        The lack of appropriate visual cues to orient oneself in three-dimensional (3-D) space makes relatively simple anatomical regions difficult to navigate.
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