Sentence examples for separate pathology from inspiring English sources

I discussed it with my pastor, who said it could be a separate pathology and possibly a symptom of malaria.

We excluded studies with acute aortic syndromes, as these are generally considered as a separate pathology.

For those lesions, we recorded the metastatic deposit size that was measured during a separate pathology examination, performed by one pathologist (JB).

The romance is well-played, but two separate pathology subplots involving confabulation and amnesia unnecessarily muddle the story.

GISTs have a separate pathology SNOMED code that can be used to identify patients from smaller centres who may not be entered into the registry.

The large number of birds allotted into the challenged groups allowed the identification of a sufficient spread of lesion scores to separate pathology groups.

The current practice of NFT stages and Aβ phases already separates pathology from clinical diagnosis and prevents the neuropathologist from using the clinical term of dementia in his/her diagnoses: NFT stages and Aβ phases are, in fact, staging procedures and not diagnostic criteria.

Reporting of data on all newly diagnosed adult patients with acute leukemia, de novo or secondary (excluding blastic phase of chronic myeloid leukemia), is compulsory, with three separate registrations (pathology, clinical report to national cancer registry and report to leukemia registry).

Second, when studying the interrelationships between three sets of variables as in this study (Alzheimer's disease pathophysiology, cerebrovascular disease and cognitive decline), it is straightforward to estimate and interpret the cognitive outcomes in each of these groups instead of interpreting the effect of two separate continuous pathology variables on cognition.

Recognizing that there was much commonality in purpose and duplication of effort in the development of separate cancer pathology reporting, in 2011 a round table meeting of representatives of the RCPA, RCPath, CAP, and the Canadian Association of Pathologists was held to form the International Collaboration on Cancer Reporting ICCRR).

"It loses its value if separated from pathology expertise," he says.