Sentence examples for pathological descriptors from inspiring English sources

Clinical and pathological descriptors are fairly downstream phenotypes for a process, be it neurodegeneration or aging.

NSCLC grade was expressed as G parameter, universally accepted as a pathological descriptor for cancer: the more the tumour sections resemble the original normal tissue, when observed by pathologist, the lower the grade, ranging from G1 (well differentiated) to G3 (poorly differentiated), being G2 an intermediated form (moderately differentiated).

In order to gain insight into the error inherent within the original pathology reports from which we sourced data, we measured the concordance between pathological stage and one of the descriptors that led to stage determination, namely the extraprostatic extension variable.

23 This grading system, incorporating both clinical descriptors and a theoretical pathological correlation, provides the most detailed grading of the pre-imaging era (see online supplementary table 1 for details).

A comparison of M/M morphology in the three models, each of which is characterized by different degrees of blood perfusion impairment, provides the opportunity to study M/M in different pathological scenarios, thus leading to the definition of shape descriptors that best represent the changes in M/M activation in local inflammatory events.

No single biomarker will be a perfect descriptor of OA any more than one single pathological feature encapsulates the coordinated changes in the three tissues along with the cytokines released [ 3].

The array of structural descriptors that we deploy enable us to distinguish between normal, mechanically deformed, and pathological skin tissues.

Being fat — a descriptor that many experts choose because it doesn't have the clinical or pathological implications of "overweight" or "obese" — isn't inherently unhealthy, but fat stigma is and can have dangerous consequences.

Pathological science.

Something pathological.

Pathological gambling.