Sentence examples for for palpable from inspiring English sources

Experts say that emphasizing mammograms could divert resources from the many women who urgently need care for palpable lumps that can easily be found without mammograms.

In cases of cyclic pelvic pain, with or without primary amenorrhea, careful palpation for palpable masses secondary to accumulation of menstrual blood (obstructed parts).

The specificity of our diagnostic mammograms in 2013 was 92.31%, adequate for all the standard comparisons: BIRADS recommendations for non-palpable findings (80 95%), BIRADS recommendations for palpable findings (83 95%), BCSC Benchmarks for non-palpable findings (92.2%) and BCSC for palpable findings (93.2%).

Our positive predictive value 3 (biopsy performed or PPV3) was 60%, which was above all the standard comparisons: BCSC Benchmarks for non-palpable findings (36%), BCSC for palpable findings (49%), BIRADS for non-palpable findings (20 45%) and BIRADS for palpable findings (30 55%).

Our positive predictive value 2 (recommendation for tissue diagnosis or PPV2) was 43%, which is exactly the same value as in BCSC for palpable findings (43%), above the value of BCSC Benchmarks for non-palpable findings (31%), and near the value requested by BIRADS for non-palpable findings (15 40%) and by BIRADS for palpable findings (25 50%).

The minimum cancer rate (invasive cancer with 1.0 cm or less or DCIS, ductal carcinoma in situ) was 36%, near the BCSC Benchmarks for non-palpable findings (39%) and above the BCSC for palpable findings (15%).

The two examiners performed the diagnostic motions while simultaneously monitoring the motions for specific palpable cues, for example, tissue texture changes and restrictive barriers.

It's Broad's seventh Test five-for, and a nice reward for his palpable improvement in this series.

Nevertheless, our institution recall rate value (for both palpable and non-palpable findings) is smaller than the recommended BIRADS (for either palpable and non-palpable findings) standards.

One example is humans' preference for the palpable.

It accounts for a palpable confusion of purposes in many museums that emphasize scholarship, most particularly those on college campuses.