Sentence examples for specimens and classify from inspiring English sources

Three uropathologists review the pathology specimens and classify each according to the modified Gleason grading system proposed by the International Society of Urological Pathology (ISUP) [ 10].

In 1920, Thomas recognized additional differences between the two after examining more specimens and classified the Argentine form as a separate species, Akodon cænosus.

We reviewed the non-SN specimens and classified them into three categories according to the 7th AJCC Staging Manual (Edge et al, 2010): positive, macrometastasis; positive, micrometastasis; negative, isolated tumour cells (⩽0.2 mm) or no tumour cell.

Cytogenetic analysis was performed using bone marrow (BM) specimen and classified based on National Comprehensive Cancer Network 2014 guidelines.

The mean dental lesion index of fluorosis (DLI) calculated from the analyzed mandibles of wild roe deer (≥ 2 years of age) was assigned to the hunting ground from which the specimens originated and classified into one of the eight fluorosis categories.

For each SE, both smear and culture results were ordered by timing of specimen collection and classified according to the following patterns of successive specimens: N (N = negative), P (P = positive), NN, NP, PP, PN, NNN, NNP, NPN, NPP, etc. Smear and culture results were then combined together per SE.

Twelve kinds of composite specimens were fabricated and classified into dielectric, magnetic, and mixed types.

Thirty-five Z-type specimens were tested and classified into two groups, i.e., the shear transfer group and shear component group, to investigate shear resistance and shear transfer behavior based on a component model.

All specimens were examined and classified using the following morphological criteria: presence or absence of spines on the blunt ends of the choanosomal large styles, the tylote, mucronate or pointed shape of the tornote endings, the simple or compound shape of the spines in the acanthostrongyles, and size of the chelae (more or less than 30 microns).

All resected tumor specimens were examined and classified based on the World Health Organization (WHO) classification.

All cancer specimens were reviewed and classified histopathologically according to the Japanese Classification of Gastric Cancer.