Sentence examples for margins around the from inspiring English sources

Group C: Patients with tumours of any T or any N stage with the following high risk pathological features: positive (<1 mm) margins around the primary tumour (but with negative marginal biopsies) and/or evidence of cervical lymph node ECS.

The idea is to make the margins around the spill so wide that even areas several miles from the site are off limits.

Students should include relevant information about their assigned countries, such as a representation of the flag and facts about the economy, in the margins around the "coin".

That still leaves room for gross margins on processed cereals that are 40 to 45 per cent, with profit margins around the very healthy 17percentnt mark.

The plans also utilized different margins around the clinical target volume/internal target volume (CTV/ITV) to account for tumor motion.

Elevated plateaux and deeply incised valleys characterise the large-scale landscapes along the East Greenland margin as in many elevated, passive continental margins around the world.

The HP always leaves white margins around photos; the Canon can produce attractive borderless prints.

Place one half on a non-stick baking sheet, or one lined with baking paper, then place the mincemeat in a wide line down the centre of the pastry, leaving a margin around the rim.

Water Flower (1963), her canvas in the National Gallery of Art, Washington DC, looks like a more contemplative Howard Hodgkin abstract, with its broad, extraordinarily subtle, washes of smudged and stained pigment defining a margin around the mesh of rectangles outlined in white.

On her diagram, she showed how she had removed a triangular piece of flesh, maintaining a margin around the tumour so that the biopsy could check for any stray cancer cells in the surrounding tissue.

First, the endoscopist marks the smallest negative margin around the tumor using the ESD technique.