Sentence examples for soft findings from inspiring English sources

'Soft' findings suggest the presence of ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) components, and include duct extension, branch pattern, calcifications, and most cases of microlobulation.

The resection diameter includes both invasive and DCIS components of the tumor and is represented sonographically by the greatest length of combined hard and soft findings in the lesion.

It is important to include soft findings in the sonographic algorithm because they improve the sensitivity for pure DCIS, but also because they help us to better assess the true extent of lesions that contain both invasive and intraductal components.

In Quinn's study, there were hints that people who do not carry a version of a gene linked to Alzheimer's, ApoE4, might also be helped by DHA but although that's something to look at in the future, right now it's still a "soft finding," says Quinn, of limited significance.

Leaving aside the questionable practice of editorializing in the headline of what was supposed to be an objective report, the FCC OIG found nothing that "refuted the factual findings" — emphasis theirs, presumably to suggest that they took issue with the softer findings, i.e. the politicized narrative.

In chronic rupture there is tendon non-visualisation with proximal muscle atrophy and an absence of other soft tissue findings.

The purpose of that study was to describe the osseous and soft tissue findings of retrocalcaneal bursitis and to introduce roentgen criteria to substantiate the diagnosis.

Therefore, the purpose of this study was to determine if ERD patients show different oral soft tissue findings and periodontal conditions as compared to NERD patients, both with ongoing PPI therapy.

Furthermore, routine re-scanning of patients with no soft-tissue findings in the primary MRI does not appear to be beneficial.

The European Union has taken a softer approach, finding it more productive to work the phones, exert quiet influence and avoid celebrating victories.Domino dancingOptimists think that, one way or another, outsiders can make a difference.

The Fair Labor Association, the global monitoring group, has for many years weathered criticism from workers' advocates that it is cozy with the companies it audits and soft in its findings.