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"pathological features" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to characteristics of a condition that are indicative of an underlying disease. For example, "After further tests, the doctor reported that there were clear pathological features of cancer present in the patient's lungs."
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Thylstrup A, Ferjerskov O. Clinical and pathological features of dental caries.
Inclusion body myositis (IBM) is a slowly progressive disease characterized by unique clinical and pathological features.
Although neurodegenerative diseases manifest with diverse pathological features, the cellular level processes resemble similar structures.
These pathological features are induced by the slow and progressive death of dopaminergic neurons of the substantia nigra1.
The solutions show no pathological features such as numerical instability and mesh sensitivity for degraded bar conditions.
The K/BxN serum transfer arthritis in mice shares many immunological and pathological features with human RA.
Node-related pathological features in node-positive breast carcinomas are important in determining prognosis.
Anatomical and pathological features of cancers, surgical technique and post-operative care are described.
These disorders share common clinical, radiological and pathological features, despite their diverse molecular and genetic etiologies.
Multifunctional metal binders are used to elucidate its pathological features and investigated as potential therapeutics.
Linking genetic components to specific phenotypic and pathological features could have potential clinical implications.
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