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sporadic group
noun
Any one of the 26 , which do not belong to any of the general, infinite categories specified in the
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We also evaluated whether breast cancers in patients who were previously treated with radiation have a more aggressive phenotype, and whether the clinical course differed from a sporadic group of breast cancer patients.
Invasive ductal carcinomas were slightly more prevalent in the sporadic group.
The sporadic group was associated with frontal and anterior temporal atrophy.
Eighteen patients had bilateral disease, 12 in the family history group and six in the sporadic group.
The sporadic group could be due to random un-conversion failure, or from T-to-C sequencing errors.
To get an impression of the magnitude of this potential reduction, we also assessed LVI in all slides available in the sporadic group.
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Sporadic groups gathering along the road impassively watched the cars go by.
All the sporadic groups had been found, and the classification was shown to be complete.
These did not seem to belong to large families, but were isolated examples, and so became known as sporadic groups.
Gatherer-hunter sporadic groups of Neanderthals penetrated southern Poland also during the Eemian interglacial, 128,000-115,000 BCE.
A statistically significantly better prognosis was observed for patients belonging to the H risk category with respect to women in the IS and sporadic groups (82% vs.75%vs.73%%, respectively; p < 0.0001).
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