Sentence examples for pathology experienced from inspiring English sources
For a rich description and analysis of the pathology experienced by companies trapped in the comfort zone, see D.H. Sull, "Why Good Companies Go Bad," Harvard Business Review 76 19999): 42 52.
The aggravation of ametropia while working in pathology, experienced by 50% of participants, might be part of the normal time course of conventional myopia, yet it may also be associated with the continuous near-field work required [ 54].
An interpretation of the data presented which must be considered is the possibility that the additional DNA present in the nuclei analyzed occurred in the terminal phase of the life of these nuclei shortly before or at the time of death and thus have no direct connection to the pathology experienced by these neurons.
Our surgical pathology experience at Stanford Hospital is subspecialized such that residents learn one surgical pathology subspecialty per week including: Breast, GI, GYN, Peds/Bone-Soft Tissue/Cardio- Thoracic, ENT, GU and Frozens.
The nomenclatures produced by the toxicological pathologists represent the distillation of many years of pathology experience and so offer a robust route for recognising common lesions.
A small proportion of patients with identifiable musculoskeletal pathology experience extreme and widespread symptoms, often associated with recognizable behavioural changes indicative of a chronic pain syndrome.
One group had Alzheimer's pathology and experienced symptoms of dementia.
Digital pathology has experienced exponential growth, in terms of its technology and applications, since its inception just over a decade ago.
Postoperative relief of preoperative pathologies was experienced in 83% of patients.
Consequently, people whose QoL is already low for reasons not related to inflammatory pathology may experience higher levels of inflammation if their life circumstances induce psychological distress.
As long as I can remember, I had this odd, almost what I call neurological pathology, where I experienced the parts of things before the whole.
