Sentence examples for borderline frequency from inspiring English sources

One case with a borderline frequency of 5% of mutated alleles using pyrosequencing could not be detected.

One C >T mutation resulted in a premature stop codon, however this mutation occurred with a borderline frequency of 0.11% and might be due to a PCR artifact as CLL cells strongly rely on the expression of a functional BCR for survival [18].

To be conservative, we denoted sites with borderline alternative allele frequencies (i.e. 15-20% and 80-85%) as 'N'.

There were no significant differences between the groups for P-ANCA and MPO-ANCA (P = 0.6 and P = 0.6, resp .. Frequency of borderline positive C-ANCA and all positive PR3-ANCA (positive + borderline positive) was significantly higher in the CHB group (P = 0.009 and P = 0.005, resp .. Conclusions.

The reason for such a result is probably the homogeneity of most ultrasound-detected lesions (a small specimen is representative of the whole lesion) and the low frequency of borderline results (such as atypical ductal hyperplasia and others, which are usually associated with microcalcifications and are not seen on ultrasound).

We found a borderline significant association between frequency of the dhfr triple mutation and protective efficacy to 12 months of age of SP-IPTi.

We describe MRI appearances of borderline tumours, specifically assessing frequency of a benign appearance.

The most characteristic feature in the relapse group samples was the high frequency of borderline malignancies, especially CIS, in their margins.

A meta-analysis of 10 RCTs showed a borderline significant increase in frequency of overall cancer in the folic acid group compared to controls.

Compared to mucinous lesions, serous malignancies exhibited a relatively high mutational frequency in borderline tumors (35%) and fewer mutations in carcinoma (9%) (Tables 2 and 3).

Whereas the frequency of borderline dyskaryosis was similar in different age groups, moderate or severe dyskaryosis was never found in women under age 25, and steadily increased from age 25 34 (1.0%) to age 45 59 (2.3%, Figure 1).