Sentence examples for purely pattern from inspiring English sources

Although many grading systems for cancers include mitotic count in the calculation of grade (such as the Nottingham method for assessing grade in breast carcinoma), the Gleason grading system is purely pattern based.

Purely pattern "Sa" tumors have a site of origin from the infundibulum and tuber cinereum with the tumor nest being within the third ventricular floor, growing upwards to the ventricular cavity without extension to the extra-ventricular region or within the pituitary stalk.

They were of "purely apical pattern", "purely cytoplasmic pattern" or negative.

In contrast with TMJ, which functions in both rotational and translational patterns, the prosthesis functions in a purely rotational pattern due to the loss of lateral pterygoid muscle attachment.

We found, however, significant and complex interactions between intrinsic and extrinsic characteristics of landscape patterns that will always complicate researcher's ability to isolate purely landscape pattern driven effects from the effects of changing spatial scale.

In the Eastern Steppe, Chinese civilization played the same role, although the oasis cities of the Tarim Basin continued to offer steppe peoples alternatives to a purely Chinese pattern of higher culture until long after this period.

The tumours are large and destructive lesions, some have a purely lytic pattern.

In the context of this hypothesis, the typical architectural element of adenomyoepithelial tumours, namely the predominant multilayered myoepithelial component with its swarming aspect and enclosed tubules or purely reticular pattern, can be attributed to an immature myoepithelial phenotype and function.

Meaning is sought by Caucasian collectors and tourists alike who favor Native American art with symbolism and figurative art that tells a story, rather than purely geometric patterns.

But even so, the study found hidden orders that were far more interesting than the purely random patterns scientists have long used to analyze networks.

Some economists contend that there is not statistically robust evidence of mean-reversion in stock prices at all, and that its appearance could instead reflect purely random patterns.