Sentence examples for potential pathology from inspiring English sources
Computer-aided diagnosis (CAD) systems are software algorithms designed to assist radiologists (or other practitioners) in solving a diagnostic problem by using a visual prompt (or "CAD mark") to direct the observer towards potential pathology.
A second limitation is the potential pathology bias.
Many features of human anatomy associated with potential pathology represent the consequences of our evolutionary history.
Whether the visualisation of extracolonic structures and consequent detection of potential pathology is an advantage or disadvantage is frequently debated and remains unclear.
During MRI-specific structural sequences (T1 and T2 weighted) and fluid attenuated inversion recovery will be performed and assessed by a radiologist regarding potential pathology.
Further studies of more females with a MECP2 duplication are needed to gain better insight in the clinical variability and into the potential pathology associated with rearrangements in this area.
"I love how it links potential pathologies in maternal desire with potential excesses in middle-class yearning".
Overall image diagnostic quality of normal anatomy and potential pathologies (if present) within the uterus, cervix, ovaries, intestine or bladder were ranked according to the following scale: 1 = non-diagnostic, 2 = poor, 3 = fair yet still diagnostic, 4 = good, 5 = excellent.
Our results provide a clue of potential pathologies that could emerge from mutations in the microRNA or microRNA target regulators that maintain FoxN1 levels.
Additionally, this study has not found gross abnormalities suggestive of other potential pathologies contributing to the aetiology of rickets such as a perturbed vitamin D metabolism, renal tubular pathology, or compromised hepatic function.
In this context, it is critical to understand the mechanisms that govern both normal MSC fitness and activity and potential pathologies, especially cancers that may be linked with MSC derangement.
