Sentence examples for adjunctive feature from inspiring English sources

The presence of intranodal necrosis may be an adjunctive feature suggesting nodal metastasis.

However, the quantitation method and thresholds identified in the current experiment may represent an adjunctive feature in assessment of stromal invasion in squamous neoplasia.

The existence of an adjunctive feature associated with invasion would be helpful in assessing whether there is any degree of invasion in these challenging cases, or whether such a feature should raise the suspicion that the lesion may harbor an invasive component when it is absent by conventional diagnostic criteria.

Spiegel et al recently reported that the presence of eosinophils is associated with invasion in the neoplastic squamous lesions in the female genital tract, and proposed that eosinophilia provided as adjunctive morphologic feature in identifying SC in the cervix and vulva[ 5, 6].

Other symptoms which led to the prescription of an adjunctive antipsychotic included core features of MDD such as insomnia and anhedonia as well as irritability and psychotic symptoms.

We speculated that the degree of stromal eosinophilia is a pathologic feature that would provide an adjunctive criterion for distinguishing SC from SCIS in the larynx, and undertook a systematic study to test this hypothesis.

These features of NK4 make it an attractive potential adjunctive therapy in angiogenic diseases.

These features of BRC4 may be useful as a molecularly-targeted adjunctive agent to enhance the effect of other anti-cancer drugs.

SB-APP offers an adjunctive outcome in these areas since it is focused on different core psychopathological features of BPD [ 14, 15] compared to STM: supportive interventions are focused on individuals' impairment, while SB-APP is mainly focused on personality functioning.

In a study of patient and physician preferences for various types of tests to detect CRC, both patients and physicians stated that they considered accuracy as the most important feature in deciding on which test they would choose; thus, improved efficacy through an adjunctive test might also lead to higher uptake (Ling et al. 2001).

Texture features are being increasingly evaluated in 18F-fluorodeoxyglucose positron emission tomography (18F-FDG PET) as adjunctive imaging biomarkers in a number of different cancers.