Sentence examples for extramural component from inspiring English sources

Thirty-five tumourshoweded a positive fascin score in the intramural but not in the extramural component; the opposite was seen in only four tumours.

Among the 162 tumours positives in the intramural component, 130 had positive lymph node metastasis (80%) and among the 132 tumours positives in the extramural component 116 had positive lymph node metastasis (88%).

In 2000, the NIEHS established the National Center for Toxicogenomics (NCT) and charged the Division of Extramural Research and Training with coordinating and harmonizing the Toxicogenomics Research Consortium (TRC), the extramural component of the NCT.

Reformatted image from original 3D T2-weighted images with plane reconstructed perpendicular to the rectal wall (b, 3 T) shows that the extramural tumour component can be 20 mm (dotted line).

For the key insights into trends after breaking total costs down into direct vs. indirect cost components, and extramural vs. intramural funding, the NIH budget text is the place to go for further gems.

With these sources, we developed a logic model that defines the components and linkages between extramural environmental health research grant programs and the outputs and outcomes related to health and social welfare, environmental quality and sustainability, economics, and quality of life.

Multivariate analysis identified extramural metastasis as an independent prognostic factor (RR = 2.1, 95%CI 1.5-3.0 %CI 1.5-3.0

Ultimately, we identified 57 extramural projects in 37 countries outside the United States as having a GEH component during FYs 2005 2007.

AFRI is part of the National Institute of Food and Agriculture, USDA's extramural funding division.

Two other components of the logic model as they related to the NIEHS extramural research portfolio include contextual factors and reservoir of knowledge.

Therefore, the HR MRI report should be detailed and should consider the following: (1) tumor morphology, necrotic or mucinous component, (2) distance from the anal verge, (3) tumor size, (4) degree of tumor regression, (5) maximum extramural depth of tumor and fibrosis; (6) T stage, N stage, extramural vascular invasion, peritoneal reflection commitment; (7) distance to CRM.