Sentence examples for moderate or well from inspiring English sources

As clinical significance of MRP2 other than chemosensitivity, Gan et al (2010) reported that MRP2 expression was significantly higher in poorly differentiated ESCC tumours compared with moderate or well differentiated ones, which was not observed in our study.

No prognostic value of ID2 nuclear expression was observed in moderate or well-differentiated tumors (data not shown).

The clinical staging of the tumours ranged from stage I to stage IV and their histological tumour grading was either of poor, moderate or well-differentiated squamous cell carcinomas and adenocarcinomas and subtypes thereof.

Juvéderm™ Ultra and Ultra Plus can be grouped in the medium range of product stiffness, which makes them suitable for the use in any wrinkles, moderate or deep, as well as scar correction.

The choice of technique usually depends on the type of model equations (deterministic or stochastic), on the number of unknown parameters (moderate or large), as well as on the dependence of model solutions on parameters (linear or nonlinear, continuous or discontinuous).

To assess safety and tolerability of varenicline in smokeless tobacco users, investigators recorded all adverse events, either observed or reported by participants, including details on severity (mild, moderate, or severe), as well as the investigators' expert medical opinions on the relation of the adverse events to the study treatment.

In addition, patients rated their anxiety at the time of the procedure (between none and strong), how tolerable the procedure was (between very easy and very hard), their pain during the procedure (between none and strong), whether any health problems occurred as a result of the procedure (none, minor, moderate or severe), as well as the procedure as a whole (between poor and excellent).

It is possible that most of the side effects reported by our patients were furazolidone-related. Nevertheless, contrary to what usually is reported by others [ 34- 36], side effects observed in our study were usually mild or moderate, well tolerated and did not interfere with patients' compliance.

We stratified the analysis further according to tumour grade (low grade: Gleason 2 6 or well differentiated; moderate grade: Gleason 7 or moderately differentiated; high grade: Gleason 8 10 or poorly differentiated), stage (T1/T2 or T3/T4) and calendar year of diagnosis (1982 1992 or 1992 1995).

Treatments included commercial thinning (CT) with enhanced, moderate, or no debris, as well as an unthinned control.

The tumors were typed as proposed by WHO and graded as well, moderate or poorly differentiated.