Sentence examples for least well differentiated from inspiring English sources

In general, mitotic and labelling indices in the tumours are similar to those in the proliferation zone of the normal crypt epithelium; lesions considered to be least well differentiated on histological grounds appear to have the lowest mean labelling index.

Since our dataset depended on the diagnoses reported to the different registers in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden, we had to use the type of data from the register with the least well-differentiated DDH diagnosis ("yes" or "no").

Histologically, 11% of the samples were well differentiated, 33% moderately well differentiated and 56% poorly differentiated.

Histological features (Grade of differentiation); well: well differentiated; mod: moderately well differentiated; poor: poorly differentiated.

Histologically, it includes at least two well-differentiated, so-called mature germ cell layers (ectoderm, mesoderm, endoderm).

Consistent with previously published results (Costa et al, 2006), the more aggressive histological subtypes, dedifferentiated or normal-myxoid and round-cell myxoid, were found within ALT or Tel+ groups, respectively, while the least aggressive well-differentiated liposarcomas were all within the ALT��/Tel− group.

Consequently, CA XII is associated with several phenotypic characteristics consistent with well differentiated tumours and good overall survival, at least in univariate analysis.

Tumour differentiation (grade) was classified as well differentiated (grade 1), moderately differentiated (grade 2) and poorly differentiated (grade 3).

The vertebral column was well differentiated.

The biopsy of the tumor indicated well differentiated adenocarcinoma.

Small HCCs (most commonly well differentiated HCCs) are usually homogeneous.