Sentence examples for proposed a grading from inspiring English sources

In the same year, Brunt et al. proposed a grading and staging system for NASH [ 8].

Basavanhally et al. [ 20] proposed a grading system that identifies and grades the extent of lymphocytic infiltration (LI), a known viable prognostic indicator.

This WHO classification proposed a grading system for NET based on the proliferative activity of tumor cells, which is defined by the number of mitoses confirmed per 10 high-power microscopic fields, or, by the percentage of tumor cells showing positive reactivity for the Ki-67 antigen (the Ki-67 labeling index).

Several studies have proposed a grading classification for the bone metastasis based on the pattern of uptake on the bone scan (Amico et al, 1991; Chybowski et al, 1991) or based on the quantitation of the number of sites (Soloway et al, 1988; Erdi et al, 1997).

He proposed a "Grade X" listing for eyesores, intended to encourage their demolition as much as Grades 1 and 2 enforced upkeep and protection.

To evaluate and characterize the main clinical features of post-laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) ectasia, propose a grading system based on visual limitation, and identify predictive factors related to the degree of visual loss.

We also propose a grading system to classify leaks radiographically.

A recent study by Petersen et al. proposes a grading system for LAC based on the nuclear size variability.

In Europe, the TNM staging system suggested by ENETS has been adopted, whereas the recent 2010 WHO guidelines suggest the AJCC/UICC system should be used; however, it also mentions the ENETS TNM system and proposes a grading system resembling that of ENETS, based on Ki-67 or MC (Bosman et al, 2010).

A panel of experts has recently proposed a biochemical grading of severity of hyponatremia [68].

A panel of experts has recently proposed a biochemical grading of severity of hyponatremia [ 68].