Sentence examples for basis of tissue availability from inspiring English sources
Patients were recruited consecutively on the basis of tissue availability.
On the basis of tissue availability, 42 patients with CRC who underwent secondary resection of liver metastases were included in this analysis.
Immunohistochemical analysis was carried out in 62 out of 83 carcinomas, on the basis of tissue availability, 9 normal breast tissues, 14 breast tissues with high MD and 14 breast tissues with MAMCs without pathologic findings.
Immunohistochemistry was performed in 62/83 carcinomas on the basis of tissue availability, 9 normal breast tissues, 14 breast tissues with high MD and 14 breast tissues with MAMCs without pathologic findings.
A series of six benign MNG, 28 PTC with matched local regional lymph node or distant metastases (25 with lymph node metastasis and three with nose, lung, or brain distant metastasis, respectively) were selected solely on the basis of tissue availability for immunohistochemistry analysis.
Sixty eight breast carcinomas were selected from a series of consecutive patients who had undergone surgical resection for primary breast carcinoma at the Surgical Department of the University of Bologna between 2005 and 2012, on the sole basis of frozen tissue availability.
Starting from 499 patients enrolled in first-line phase II/III trials, we selected on the basis of tissue sample availability 18 patients treated with FOLFOXIRI/XELOXIRI and 24 patients treated with FOLFOXIRI plus bevacizumab who underwent secondary resection of CLMs.
The group was selected on the basis of tissue material (paraffin blocks and histopathology slides) and the availability of medical documentation.
Fagotto, F. The cellular basis of tissue separation.
Reasons for this extreme difference are unclear; it is unlikely that patient selection (on the basis of the availability of tissue rather than consecutive patients by decile of residence) was responsible but suggests that the combination of p53 mutation in breast cancer and extreme deprivation prejudices survival.
On the basis of the availability of adequate tissue specimens and follow-up data, a total of 718 colorectal cancers (diagnosed up to 2004) were included.
