Sentence examples for may reflect breast from inspiring English sources

The same goes for female volunteers, where the bra cup size may reflect breast tissue size and volume.

That there were differences between the occupational groupings may reflect breast screening experience.

Associations of body size with the area of dense tissue or with features of the parenchymal pattern that may reflect breast cancer risk are likely to be dwarfed by these.

Maskarinec et al. [ 17] compared differences in percentage dense area and dense area to breast cancer risk incidence in populations at different risks of the disease and found that age-adjusted dense area may reflect breast cancer incidence better than percentage dense area.

Atypia and aberrant methylation may both reflect breast cancer risk status independently, and a combined approach using cytological diagnosis and the evaluation of DL methylation patterns offers the (as yet unproven) potential for refining the assessment of familial breast cancer risk.

Incidental focal FDG uptake in the breast is rare but requires further evaluation as approximately 50% of cases may reflect unsuspected breast malignancy.

This may reflect reduced breast awareness among older women, who are less likely to self-examine (Siahpush and Singh, 2002), and may therefore present with more advanced disease (Hill et al, 1988).

Breast density, a marker of cellularity of the breast, is related to breast cancer (Saftlas et al, 1991), suggesting that associations between measures of breast size and breast cancer may reflect greater numbers of breast cells leading to increased risk.

However, because only cases were genotyped, Hardy-Weinberg deviations may reflect association with breast cancer, rather than poor genotyping.

This may reflect variation between breast cancer cells derived from different patients, or possibly differential content of stromal and inflammatory cells in the tumours.

This study had a higher percentage of women (65.2%) compared to men (34.7%), which may suggest that SolarisCare centres were not considered as appealing by male cancer patients or may reflect the large breast cancer practice at one hospital in particular.