Sentence examples for problem of borderline from inspiring English sources

To solve the problem of borderline tumor properties in terms of HER2 expression, the introduction of judgment by multiple observers and/or DNA copy analyses might be of value.

Conditional pass circumvents some of the problems of borderline passes [ 2, 3, 17], encourages assessors to describe specific behaviours [ 3], encourages gathering of more information where there is doubt [ 2, 17- 19], assists in providing feedback [ 2], and automatically creates a paper trail of defensible documentation.

In a related study, they found no correlation between the borderline dimension of psychopathology and self-disorders, suggesting that the EASE-measured self-disorders are of a different kind than the self-related problems characteristic of borderline personality disorder and perhaps also other personality disorders outside the schizophrenia spectrum.

Therefore, this 'cluster-first' strategy can convert the difficult classification problem in staging of borderline cases into the clustering problem.

However, using the screening cut-off for the conduct problems subscale, it was observed that the association between obesity and exceeding the screening threshold for conduct problems was only of borderline statistical significance once the effects of income and gender were controlled for (OR 1.58, 95% CI 1.00 to 2.50)(see Table 3).

This intervention was based on the first step of the Systems Training for Emotional Predictability and Problem Solving (STEPPS) program: "Awareness of Borderline Personality Disorder" [ 27].

Between-group differences in favor of the cetuximab group in speech problems and trouble with social eating were of borderline significance.

The problem is to explain the existence of borderline cases.

This is more of a problem with borderline doses than with the high, immunogenic doses used as a functional vaccine.

In adulthood, when evaluating the behavioral problems of their children, 14.1% of them reported some type of problems, at borderline or clinical level.

This suggests that the main contribution of the MDT may be to co-ordinate the management of patients with complex clinical problems – potentially resectable liver metastases, tumours of borderline operability.