Sentence examples for particular pathology from inspiring English sources

Nor do I think that there was any particular pathology in his silence.

Japan is a case study in this particular pathology.

In particular, pathology scoring systems and the potential of using computerized image analysis of biopsy material are discussed.

And although Agnes has probably seen Mary Anne's particular pathology before perhaps even in Danielle she keeps after her, trying to break through to her as a woman, when, in fact, Mary Anne has no interest in female sympathy.

Clinical guidelines (CG) contain general descriptions, defined by health care organisations, of the way in which a particular pathology should be treated.

For those who see the presence of Muslims – and not the easy accessibility of guns – as the central threat the shooting represented not the routine occurrence of gun violence in the US but a particular pathology stoking a lurking fear.

It is wise, therefore, for managers thinking of adopting a matrix to be familiar with the diagnoses, prevention, and treatment of nine particular pathologies: tendencies toward anarchy, power struggles, severe groupitis, collapse during economic crunch, excessive overhead, sinking to lower levels, uncontrolled layering, navel gazing, and decision strangulation.

However, causes and characteristics of patients' death are studied only in particular pathologies such as sepsis, cardiac arrest or ARDS ([1, 2]).

However, many of the state-of-the-art approaches focus on particular pathologies or imply an in-depth study of specific dimensions such as certain articulatory features.

We then consider the data from the complementary perspective of the histopathological substrates, considering the clinical and neuroanatomical profiles of particular pathologies.

In order to substantiate molecular specificities, anatomical associations of particular pathologies should be sought within as well as between broad syndromic categories such as behavioural variant FTD (Whitwell et al., 2009 b ).