Sentence examples for histologic subgroups from inspiring English sources

We feel that the generic term "ceruminoma," with its implied histologic subgroups, is useful to the clinician when he encounters a tumor arising from the modified sweat glands of the external auditory canal.

Although E-cadherin immunostaining was more frequent in GBM with epithelial-like differentiation (58%) compared with the adenoid (A-GBM) and epithelioid (E-GBM) histologic subgroups (13%) [33], only E-cadherin expression was associated with survival.

Both histologic subgroups are associated with tallness.

Consistent evidence of clusters was not seen in the two histologic subgroups.

However, there was no statistically significant difference among the histologic subgroups (P = 0.348).

Statistical comparisons between histologic subgroups were performed using the t-test.

In an investigation of 17 histological subtypes of non-squamous cell carcinoma of the uterine cervix identified from the Cancer Registry of Norway and histologically verified, Alfsen et al found that histological subtyping lacked significance except small cell carcinoma which was the only histologic subgroup of independent importance for prognosis [ 10].

No significant associations were seen between any of the ten SNPs and the risk of ovarian cancer as a whole, or in any histologic subgroup.

We also stratified by high and low pack-years for adenocarcinoma separately because this histologic subgroup exhibits demographic, smoking-related [4], [28], and molecular [29], [30] differences compared with other histologies.

The other histologic subgroup of SNC associated to occupational exposures is the squamous cell carcinoma.

In the latter histologic subgroup, use of EFS became more common (0% versus 36%, P = 0.007).