Sentence examples for alterations stage from inspiring English sources

78 A histopathological classification system for NASH was originally developed by Brunt et al., with histologic features distinctive to NASH employed in determining the necroinflammatory activity (grade) and architectural alterations (stage).

With regard to stratification based on pan-genomic alterations, up to now, the published studies of reference considering on one hand seven factors (segmental alterations, stage, age, MYCN amplification, 1p deletion, 11q deletion, and 1q gain) 7, on the other hand more than 12 genomic abnormalities 8 did not refer their discriminant ability onto AUC value.

(2) Development of reservoir spaces during the epigenetic alteration stage.

Field observations show that hyaloclastites are completely altered (i.e., all the protolith had been transformed into secondary minerals), and compact basalts exhibit a wide range of alteration stages (i.e., from not altered to completely altered).

Following the alterations to Stage 10, this was also called the queen stage of the Giro.

The only numerical alterations in stage 4 tumors affected chromosomes 18 and 7 (atoms A7 and A11).

We can report a characteristic increase of copy number alterations from stage one to four (see Figure 1) in our model.

We found copy number gains and losses affecting median 19% of the genome, identified multiple high-level amplications, and demonstrated an association between copy number alterations and stage, differentiation and prognosis, suggesting clinical applicability of genomic profiling in ESCC.

Stage migration consequent upon new cancer staging definitions may result in artifactual alterations in stage-specific survival and prognosis.

As technologies and analytical approaches to prostate cancer profiling mature, so will the compendium of proteomic alterations between stages of disease.

Swiss-Prot accession numbers of identified differentially expressed membrane proteins, retrieved by MASCOT were used to investigate similarities in protein expression alterations between stages.