Sentence examples for disease defined from inspiring English sources

Disease, defined as any deviation from normal form and function, may be trivial if the deviation is minimal.

Of the women receiving both, 17% had only minimal residual disease – defined as an invasive tumour smaller than 5mm in size – and 11% had no biological sign of invasive tumour in the breast.

Introduction: Hemophagocytosic syndrome is a rare but potentially fatal disease, defined by clinical, biological and histological criteria.

To assess the clinical utility and safety of a strategy for refractory Kawasaki disease, defined by Egami score ≥3.

To investigate whether newly identified genetic loci for primary angle-closure glaucoma (PACG) are associated with early stage angle-closure disease defined as primary angle closure suspect (PACS).

Sensitivity and specificity of wall motion scoring and MDV were obtained by comparison with angiographic evidence of disease, defined as stenosis >50% of the coronary artery diameter.

Hence, should a disease defined by CDC Centerr for disease control) be detected at the registration station, EDICTS responds in real time.

Peripheral vascular disease defined by a low ankle-brachial index (<0.9) was identified in 24% of patients with no history of a cardiovascular event.

Lobar frontotemporal degeneration (FTLD) encompasses a group of molecular disease defined by the deposition of an abnormal protein in the central nervous system.

Four patients had stable disease defined by radiological response (Response Evaluation Criteria in Solid Tumors) lasting between 4 and 12 cycles.

The greater concern is repeated head trauma, which can give rise to a condition that is particularly worrisome: chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) -- a disease defined by memory disturbances, behavioral or personality changes, speech and gait abnormalities and Parkinsonism.