Sentence examples for pathologist measuring from inspiring English sources

Whether it's the nurse inserting the needle into the vein, or the pathologist measuring platelets, there's no room for error.

Inconsistency among pathologists in measuring DCIS extent has also been previously reported (Sloane et al, 1999).

Patients underwent surgery after completion of chemotherapy, and the resection specimens were examined by a pathologist to measure residual cancer.

All pathological specimens were analysed by the same pathologist who measured the greatest diameter of each nodal metastatic deposit.

PET data were reconstructed with an OSEM algorithm and PSF reconstruction, analysed blindly and validated by a pathologist who measured the largest nodal metastasis per axilla.

When tissues were limited and volumetric measurements could not be reasonably performed (a total of only 3 cases), specimen slides were retrospectively reviewed by a pathologist, who measured the length and width of material on each slide.

To assess the influence of breast density on agreement of the pathologists (as measured as agreement on B1-B2 versus B3-B5), we ran a kappa regression model [ 15].

The pathologist described a poorly circumscribed tumour measuring approximately 3.5 × 2 cm.

A report released yesterday blames British pathologists "profoundly ignorant of the law" for ethical lapses in scores of research projects in which pathologists and coroners obtained and provided tissues to scientists interested in measuring radiation exposures and their impact on the body.

A speech-language pathologist in the clinic measured perceptual judgments of the severity of hypernasality and articulatory proficiency on a seven-point rating scale (1 = normal; 2 = minimal; 3 = mild; 4 = mild to moderate; 5 = moderate; 6 = moderate to severe; 7 = severe).

However, measuring a postmortem lung weight is a well-established routine technique that a pathologist performs during an autopsy.