Sentence examples for pathological measurements from inspiring English sources

The clinical severity of severe CNS and severe renal flares is substantial; however clinical measures are based on physiological or pathological measurements and may have only little relationship to patients' feeling of well-being [ 11, 24, 14].

Pathological measurements of tumour size are generally more accurate than those measured by abdominal imaging.

Most methods showed good performance as measured maximum diameters derived from these methods corresponded well with pathological measurements [11].

Only 8% of the cases (2,458 out of 30,989) had full pathological measurements.

A comparable study of 109 mastectomy specimens showed no significant difference between radiological and pathological measurements of DCIS extent (Sato et al, 2002).

Guanine nucleotide binding protein (G protein), beta polypeptide 1 (GNB1) has been recently found to be associated with breast cancer outcomes and clinical and pathological measurements [ 44].

Those pathological measurement results were according to the biochemical indexes content changes in serum.

Although liver biopsy is regarded as the gold standard to evaluate liver fibrosis, it has several disadvantages including invasive nature, sampling error, inter/intra-observer variation in the pathological measurement, and the related complications [1, 2].

Uniform standards of surgical excision and pathological measurement of distance to surgical margins are required.

The pathological measurement of DCIS size includes both the primary excision and any additional disease found at subsequent re-excision or mastectomy.

The trend of worsening agreement between radiological and pathological measurement of DCIS from conservation to mastectomy specimens, from high-grade to low-grade disease and from successful single BCS to failed primary BCS is underlined by the increasing Altman Bland bias from one group to the next (Table 4).