Sentence examples for pathological size from inspiring English sources

The correlation between radiological and pathological size was evaluated and it was noted that pathology consistently 'underestimated' the size of the radiologically more extensive tumours.

Difference in maximum tumour diameter between manual CT delineation (A) or various PET-based tumour volume delineation methods (B-C) and pathological size as function of pathological diameter.

Operative/pathological size was used for T stage in Japanese and pathological size for British patients.

The remaining 70% were surgically clear with a close agreement between radiological and pathological size.

In particular, a linear trend of the index with pathological size is not appropriate.

By what mechanisms the G4C2 repeat expands to a pathological size range remains to be discovered.

Mean cancer sizes were smaller on digital mammography but this also corresponded with smaller mean pathological sizes.

The differences between radiological and pathological sizes comparing the one-operation BCS group and the one-operation mastectomy group are also highly significant (P⩽0.0001) as is the difference between radiological and pathological sizes in the one-operation mastectomy and two-operation groups (P⩽0.0001).

Measurements of agreement between radiological and pathological sizes were assessed using Altman Bland plots to compare the difference between two measurement techniques of a continuous variable (pathology and radiology in this study) (Altman and Bland, 1983; Bland and Altman, 1986).

In the one-operation BCS group, 503 of 1430 patients (35%) showed a pathological DCIS size exceeding the radiological size compared with 343 of 583 (59%) in the failed BCS group.

Furthermore, the applications of two numerical examples demonstrate the feasibility of the nonlocal damage model in dealing with the pathological mesh size dependent responses involving concrete strain softening.