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In conclusion, grading dysplasia is not an exact science and pathologists are doing their best to reach optimal results.

Conclusion The grading of immune failure according to a single measure of monocytes HLA-DR expression between day 12 and day 30 after HTx is clearly correlated with clinical outcome, infection or rejection.

Histopathologic grade was not related to diagnostic screening round or screening interval which, in combination with the correlation between grade of in situ and invasive disease, supports the conclusion that grade is not influenced by time but directly reflects cancer biology.

Conclusion Low-grade activation of haemostasis assessed by JAAM score less than 5 could favour survival during septic shock.

We only have one specimen in grade I that is negative, so the sample number is too small to draw conclusion for grade I.

Conclusion: Higher grades of HT before Xofigo therapy were significantly related to the development of severe HT during therapy, mainly affecting hemoglobin values, thus leading to increasing numbers of premature termination of Xofigo treatment.

In conclusion, high-grade gliomas appear to be suitable targets for specific targeting by armed ATC.

In conclusion, low-grade gastric MALT lymphomas seem to expand in vivo due to an ongoing mutator of H. pylori in vivo.

Demographic, behavioral, and anthropometric data were collected at the study onset (beginning of 6th grade) and conclusion (end of 8th grade).

We read with interest the recent article by Abràmoff et al. (1) but were disappointed in their conclusion that automated grading software could not be recommended for clinical practice.

HistologyEMT assessment could form a bridge between the results of bench work and pathological practice for cancer treatment..In conclusion, a tumour grading system based on integrated assessment of the dedifferentiation phenotype and unfavourable desmoplastic environment provides more individualised outcome prediction than conventional grading and staging systems.