Sentence examples for extensive grade from inspiring English sources
The first patient developed an extensive grade 3 rash accompanied by a grade 1 fever after 10 days of study treatment.
Briefly, the grading is done as follows: grade 0: negative (no lesion), grade 1: localized plaque, grade 2: discrete plaque-moderate, grade 3: discrete plaque that is extensive, grade 4: confluent plaques.
DCIS was graded as 1, 2, and 3 (by the Van Nuys classification scheme [ 14]. When more than one grade was present, the worst (highest) grade was recorded, as well as all grades present and the predominant (most extensive) grade.
Forty per cent of the CRC liver metastases with a pushing growth pattern vs only 5% of the other liver metastases had extensive (grade 3) fibrin deposition at the interface (P=0.09).
Women lacking calcifications had 100% long-term survival, whereas the association of extensive, grade 3 in situ breast cancer presenting on the mammogram as casting type calcifications with 1 to 9 mm grade 2 invasive breast cancer led to a surprisingly poor long-term survival [ 2- 4].
Thus, the PES raters judged the difficulty of exam questions based on 1) an understanding of what had been presented in the textbook and introduced in class and 2) extensive grading experience that made them alert to wording, context, level, and other issues that cause confusion or difficulty.
Extensive, low-grade deposits of manganese are mined in the southeast.
Riders can travel on old carriage paths and extensive railroad grades that lead to old quarries, logging roads and skid trails.
This showed widespread casting microcalcification, and core biopsies confirmed extensive high-grade ductal carcinoma in situ.
ER positive, PR positive, HER2 negative There was extensive high-grade ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) of 120 mm on remaining mastectomy specimen.
The histopathological analysis of the surgical specimen showed extensive high-grade ductal carcinoma in situ, comedo type, 10 cm in diameter and located in all breast quadrants, associated with an invasive ductal carcinoma measuring 0.4 cm.
