Sentence examples for clinical sizes from inspiring English sources

Clinical sizes of primary breast cancers and axillary nodes, if the latter were palpable, were determined separately before the administration of each cycle of PC and also before surgery.

One of the main aims of bone tissue engineering is to produce three-dimensional soft bone tissue constructs of acceptable clinical size and shape in bioreactors.

We show how nutrient transport may be improved in these bioreactors by varying the operating conditions and suggest which bioreactor may be best suited for operating at high cell densities in order to achieve soft bone tissues of clinical size.

Specialized breast radiologists used US and/or MRI to determine the clinical size of the lesions.

Clinical size of tumour was recorded as the largest diameter and a diameter perpendicular to this.

For time to recurrence, the key factors were number of nodes involved, PgR, tumour grade and clinical size (Table 2).

The median tumour size was 2.8 cm (range 0 5 cm) and most women had larger tumours, >2.0 cm (65.9%) of clinical size (Table 1).

The clinical size of the tumours was assessed before treatment, before the second and fourth courses of chemotherapy and after the sixth.

In the clinical size ranges, it implies a greater decline in the mass-specific growth rate than would be predicted by the Gompertz law using the accepted parameters.

Clinical size of tumour (largest diameter and a diameter perpendicular to this) was recorded prior to commencement and at completion of treatment.

The following characteristics recorded include age at presentation, sex, duration of tumour, clinical size, site and any prior attempt at excision.