Sentence examples for pathological view from inspiring English sources

Marine Le Pen is far more media-pleasing (and intelligent) than her father was, as much as she shares his views, and she has not been cautious in offering reporters an immediate response to the D.S.K. affair: All of Paris, journalistic Paris, political Paris, has been vibrating for months about the slightly pathological view M. Straus Kahm seems to hold about women.

Our finding suggests that large volume of necrosis is indicative of a more aggressive phenotype, which is also in accordance with the well established pathological view that large necroses are associated with sinister prognosis.

The neurological worsening, that is, progressing stroke, can be observed even in small vessel pontine infarction, although a patient undertakes in-hospital treatments. 1, 2 From a pathological view point, the atheromatous plaque in the basilar artery (BA) had reported to occlude a branch artery, which penetrates pontine parenchyma, causing ischemic lesion.

Like most African-Americans, she may not have embraced the most pathological views about blackness, but neither was she immune to conflating color with class and beauty.

This agrees with the clinical-pathological view that in general it may not be necessary to divide samples with ERBB2 amplification into Luminal B and HER2+ [ 22].

Eventually, a pathological, contradictory view of Kurds gained currency in Ankara, a view that denied that Kurds existed as a distinct ethnicity while at the same time holding that they would be irrevocably foreign unless they renounced all that made them distinct.

This pathological position, analogous to the Bell Curve, views blacks as guilty until proven innocent.

We describe here a novel mouse model of the CNI resembling the human pathology from both genetic and pathological points of view, and a therapeutic approach, based on AAV gene therapy vectors, rescuing the drastic effects of the disease.

England now face the old enemy – the old enemy being the one within, namely some people's pathological inability to view football games with Germany through any other prism than war.

According to one view, pathological wandering with subsequent amnesia is due to a constellation of factors, among which are a tendency toward periodic depression, history of a broken home in childhood, and predisposition to states of altered consciousness, even in the absence of organic brain lesion.

Under a pathological point of view, nodules are made of fibrous tissues containing a central core of granulation tissue.