Sentence examples for characteristics pathology from inspiring English sources
We compared clinical characteristics, pathology, treatment, and recurrence-free survival between younger (≤40 years) and older (>40 years) patients.
Fungal plant pathogenic species are notoriously variable in their morphology and growth characteristics; pathology studies have traditionally focused on differences in virulence and for some species these have been formalized via the definition of forma specialis, pathotypes or races.
Although there are several reports describing V180I in terms of its clinical features, imaging characteristics, pathology, immunohistochemistry and biochemistry, most were either case reports or analyses of a small number of cases.
2 Subsequently, it has been suggested that, in view of their being two different disease entities, RCC and LCC also differ in terms of patient characteristics, pathology and prognosis.
The presenting characteristics, pathology, treatment and survival of this large cohort of early-onset breast cancer patients diagnosed and treated in the first decade of this century have recently been published (Copson et al, 2013); genetic analysis of the study cohort is in progress.
But this is not the characteristic pathology of populism in Germany or Poland.
Zebrafish have been evaluated as a model for E. ictaluri pathogenesis [29], and demonstrate characteristic pathology.
The csrS mutants from clinical severe invasive GAS isolates exhibited high mortality and disseminated infection with paucity of neutrophils, a characteristic pathology seen in human invasive GAS infection, in a mouse model.
The characteristic pathology of PD includes cytoplasmic inclusions called Lewy bodies, whose major constituent is α-synuclein.
Taken together, these results provided evidence that the Ppt1-KI mice reliably recapitulate the characteristic pathology reported in INCL patients and in Ppt1 −/− mice.
The characteristic pathology change in AD is the deposition of beta-amyloid (A β) and poly-Tau protein in the cell.
