Sentence examples for breast shift from inspiring English sources

The magnitude of breast shift between the 220-mm aperture and the 200-mm aperture was compared using a t test calculator for two independent means.

There did not appear to be any correlation between the presence of cardiac cross-talk and breast movement, as no patient with grade 1 or 2 cross-talk exhibited any breast shift.

While the incidence of breast shift was higher for the 220-mm aperture (overall = 21%) compared to the 200-mm aperture (9%), this difference did not reach significance (p = 0.14).

Our preference would be for the 200-mm aperture as it has similar gain in breast length to the 220-mm aperture and may be slightly less prone to the breast shifting between detector positions.

The location of the calcification in VA was shifted leftward because the patient moved her arm after mammography, which caused the breast to shift left within the imaging window of VA scanning.

Lena Dunham, creator and star of "Girls," discussed how her breasts kept shifting in her Zac Posen gown, and Jennifer Lawrence was flogged on Twitter for the pouty-looking cups of her red Dior haute couture dress.

We were not able to confirm such an association in our study; however, for another SNP, rs17024926 in the NPAS2 gene, we found a reduced risk of breast cancer in shift workers who had worked three night shifts for at least 5 yr (Table 5).

A number of cohort and case control studies have evaluated the association between female breast cancer and shift work in nurses, flight personnel and other occupational groups exposed to night-time shift work (HSE, 2012a).

Knutsson, A. et al. Breast cancer among shift workers: results of the WOLF longitudinal cohort study.

However, a spokesperson for the Health and Safety Executive said the link between breast cancer and shift work was "not that compelling" and it was too early to say what steps the British government might take.

The panel said it had insufficient scientific evidence to make recommendations on whether new forms of mammography, such as digital breast tomosynthesis, could shift the balance of risks and benefits.