Sentence examples for pathology to define from inspiring English sources

A key outstanding issue when considering using Lewy body pathology to define the progression of PD is regarding whether the Lewy body itself is harmful or protective.

The experimental results show that the proposed measurement techniques can be a prospective approach to study this type of pathology and to define the degree of the pathology.

Oral contrast material is valuable to avoid confusing unopacified bowel loops with omental pathology and to define the extent of the omental findings [7].

reviewed all the PMMR and pathology reports, to define and categorise the findings according to predefined criteria [ 10].

Ultimately, pathological correlation including detailed histomorphometry of key components of central autonomic circuitry will be required to establish the sensitivity and specificity of physiological markers for particular tissue pathologies and to define their brain substrates directly.

One of the most fundamental aims in plant pathology research is to define precisely the difference between pathogenic and non-pathogenic microorganisms.

We intended to build homogenous psychiatric groups to also find possible "typical profiles" of identity development and may detect distinct relations between AIDA subscales and type of pathology to help defining the threshold between "crisis" and "diffusion".

Group sizes were relatively small; the validity of the autonomic and behavioral metrics we have identified should be assessed in larger cohorts incorporating defined molecular pathologies and longitudinally, to define the time course of physiological alterations over the evolution of these diseases, including presymptomatic carriers of pathogenic mutations.

Personalized medicine is now delivered by "clinical modelers", impassioned investigators are caretakers who model disease with 3D printing to define pathology, plan intervention, and treat patients.

Purpose: To study patients with primary sarcomas of the lung diagnosed in our pathology department in order to define their clinical characteristics, treatment, and prognosis.

However, there is one problem with this line of thought: no species of curvature pathology we know how to define is either necessary or sufficient for the existence of incomplete paths.