Sentence examples for pathological term from inspiring English sources

The eliminativist unromantically diagnoses 'justified' as a pathological term; like 'heterological', declarative sentences that apply the word fail to express a proposition.

The aim of this study was to perform a comparative analysis of CD15-marked immaturity in the vessel walls between normal and pathological term placentas of clinically and structurally heterogenous groups with normal, low and high weight.

Unlike FTD which is a clinical term, FTLD is a pathological term [ 87].

In a 1966 paper titled "Forms and Transformations of Narcissism," Kohut is able to see self-love in more than simply negative or pathological terms.

My preference has always been to describe my son as a "quirky kid," rather than to define him in pathological terms.

In November 2006, they publicly released an initial set of more than 7,500 anatomical and pathological terms.

In pathological terms, an impacted tooth can be defined as an abnormal state in which the tooth is completely or partially covered by mucoperiosteum and bone, distant from the site and time that it should be erupted in the oral cavity [1 3].

A total of 766 genes were annotated with pathological terms for gene expression.

Table 3 indicates the annotated gene count corresponding to inferred gene expression for each of the pathological terms.

In pathological terms, these diseases share a common feature, that is, the selective loss of a particular subset of neurons for unknown reasons.

The pathological terms with the greatest counts include normal (765 genes, 86.4%), carcinoma (715 genes, 81%), adenocarcinoma (684 genes, 77.5%), tumor (633 genes, 72%), chondrosarcoma (580 genes, 65%) and glioblastoma (508 genes, 57%).