Sentence examples for pathological degree from inspiring English sources

Gleeson is modest to an almost pathological degree.

Our society has wed self-confidence to monetary success, to a pathetic as well as pathological degree.

Put the world behind a tiny frame/screen (handheld technology perhaps) and suddenly, by focusing smaller and blocking out the imagined dead weight of the world around us, we can manage to take in even more information, do more, feel bigger, lighter, move faster... even to a pathological degree.

The pathological degree of necrosis after chemotherapy was concordant with PET in 57.1% of cases; the observed discrepancies were attributed to chemotherapy-induced inflammation.

These findings uncover the responses of repetitive pressure pain algometry applied to a hypersensitive tender spots and provides insight about the clinical application of pressure algometry on pathological degree of tenderness.

The likelihood that low glucose levels, documented by self-monitoring in such patients, truly represent a pathological degree of hypoglycemia is extremely small, yet the practice of encouraging such monitoring can help perpetuate a false belief that a disorder of glucose metabolism underlies the patient's symptoms.

The numbers of proinflammatory T cells in the lungs of COPD patients are associated with the pathological degrees of COPD [ 3].

It's not just that his material is generic and middle of the road – that's expected, if not to this near-pathological degree.

A statistically significant difference was observed between TNBC and non-TNBC with regard to the degree of pathological stage (P=0.005), tumour size (P=0.012), lymph node metastasis (P=0.024), and lymphatic invasion (P=0.015).

The Pearson χ test was used to look for the association between EGFR or Her-2 expression and clinicopathological parameters, including tumour extent (T, N, and overall stage) and the pathological findings (degree of differentiation, tumour depth, or ECS).

Of all these parameters, only REG4 expression was found to be an independent prognostic factor of relapse-free survival of the patients with ovarian cancer (P = 0.013), while patient age, pathological classification, degree of differentiation, remnant foci size, serum CA-125 level and FIGO staging were not (P > 0.05, Table  3).