Sentence examples for during pathology from inspiring English sources

Two (4%) patients were reported radiologically to have a complete response (CR); one was pathologically confirmed and viable tumor cells were discovered during pathology in the other patient; 34 (68%) patients had radiological confirmed partial response (PR).

Most of the ion channel-modulating drugs that are currently on the market were developed without extensive knowledge of the molecular structure of ion channels, or an understanding of the full complexity of ion channel subtypes or knowledge of how ion channel expression is regulated during pathology.

Therefore it appears that Aqp4 plays a key role in brain swelling during pathology, but not in normal BBB architecture.

Fourteen years before presentation, during pathology residency, he developed a nonproductive cough, wheezing, and an urticarial rash, temporally associated with use of powdered latex gloves.

Secondly, assessment of RITS is somewhat imprecise, as asymmetry of residual disease and hypocellularity are not usually quantified during pathology reporting (Symmans et al, 2007).

The morphometrical grading system could also be useful in standardising grading performance between laboratories, in training during pathology specialisation, and in clinical quality control.

In this context, the use of Top-down or Modular approaches of Metabolic Control Analysis (MCA, [20]) allows to overcome the complexity of intracellular regulations and could help to decipher the integration of molecular modifications developed during pathologies [21].

Cytokeratin-19 fragments are part of the cell cytoskeleton and are released during pathologies with high cell death rates [ 41].

Figure 5a shows an overview of the regulation of cell cycle-related proteins during tau pathology: markers of G1 and G2 were significantly elevated during the stage of abnormal tau phosphorylation and tau aggregation and preceded neuronal loss.

It must be emphasized that protective effect of C60FAS is also important to correct the accuracy of the joint position of the injured limb, since for precision positioning and fine motor skills of limbs, extremely important is the ability to hold the tetanic contraction regime by the antagonist muscles, the implementation of which is lost during ischemic pathology.

Moreover, P-gp does not affect the ability of T cells to become activated, pointing to a distinct mechanism during EAE pathology.