Sentence examples for grade patterns from inspiring English sources

Prior studies assessing the correlation of Gleason score (GS) at needle biopsy and corresponding radical prostatectomy (RP) predated the use of the modified Gleason scoring system and did not factor in tertiary grade patterns.

Computer-aided recognition of disease samples and grade patterns [ 10], hence, holds the potential for more accurate, reproducible and automated diagnoses [ 11, 12].

In MPCZ hybrid derivative, organic moiety form 3D spreader shape pattern and the inorganic moiety link the train of spreaders along ac-plane whereas the change in organic moiety in ACPCZ has 2D shear grade pattern of inorganic-organic components along b-axis with steepness grade of 1.29 Å and angle of inclination of 49.5°.

Limitations are that other potential predictive variables were not available in this study, such as radiographic grade, pattern of osteoarthritis, patient expectations of surgery and the type and extent of joint damage.

Briefly, the H&E-stained slides were reviewed for accuracy of Gleason scores and for the availability of adequate areas of each component Gleason grade pattern; the index tumor, defined as the largest and/or highest Gleason score, was identified on the slide; and the representative highest Gleason score areas were marked.

Mr. Mills cited concerns about nonuniform grading patterns at schools that use such assessments.

State Education Commissioner Richard P. Mills yesterday once again rejected end-of-year projects as alternatives for the Regents exams required for high school graduation, citing concerns about erratic grading patterns at schools that use such assessments.

When Kelaine Conochan, a sophomore at the University of Maryland here, was choosing courses for this semester, she went online to Pick-a-Prof to check out the teachers -- and their grading patterns.

"Since about 1986 it's been a straight line ascending," says Christopher A. Healy, co-author of an analysis of grading patterns published last month in The Teachers College Record of Columbia University and an associate professor of computer science at Furman University.

Some computerized grading machines can provide graded patterns in any of three media: acetate patterns for making photomarkers; rigid plastic patterns for conventional chalk, crayon, pen, pencil, or spray manual marking methods; or stack drafts, which put the entire desired size range from smallest to largest, concentrically, on one sheet.

The analytical method consists of the Laplace transformation and the perturbation method for arbitrary grading patterns.