Sentence examples for on excision from inspiring English sources

MRI confidently excluded malignancy in one and the other was benign on excision.

Our findings indicate that NCBs reported as B4 should be excised as they have a high likelihood of malignancy on excision biopsy.

Approximately one-third of CNB results classified as B3 are malignant on excision, and the likelihood of malignancy varies substantially between specific lesion groups.

While most cases of B3 CNB will in fact have benign disease, approximately one-quarter (Lee et al, 2003) or more will have cancer on excision; however, estimates of the proportion with malignancy on excision biopsy are based on small series (Jacobs et al, 2002).

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We demonstrated that the mechanism of this resistance is not based on excision.

Transposition events increase the level of genomic complexity based not only on insertions but also on excisions that cause DNA double-strand breaks and trigger illegitimate recombination.

The molecular mechanisms that lead to loss of EcoKI methylation by ultraviolet light have been suggested based on its dependence on nucleotide excision repair function and on the primosome assembly activity of the PriA protein.

The histological evaluation of the malignant lesions was in 14 cases based only on the core biopsy, in 14 cases based on an excision biopsy or breast saving surgery specimen and in 40 cases based on the mastectomy specimen.

In a recent study conducted by Irfan and coworkers [ 18], 14.3% of the papillary lesions diagnosed on stereo core biopsy demonstrated cancer on subsequent excision.

The extent and retention are dependent on DNA and RNA polymerases, but also on subsequent excision.