Sentence examples for universal pathology from inspiring English sources
In contrast, the rate of a universal pathology test such as FBC remained relatively stable increasing 2.5-fold.
Lateral orbitotomy remains the most universal access to pathologies localized in the lateral orbital compartment [ 1, 2].
Of particular importance, now that the life span of people with DS has increased to >60 years, is the universal development of the pathology of AD by age 30 and the development in half of those with DS of an AD-like dementia by the age of 50 [ 27].
Although often regarded as a prototypic fibrotic disease, SSc is as much characterised by vasculopathy and by atrophic changes as well as scarring and fibrosis, although the latter is a universal feature of organ-based pathology.
"Practitioners at the time tended to look for universal values, and too often used pathology as a guide to their work," explains Sandra Edmonds Crewe, current Dean at Howard University's School of Social Work.
We propose that atrophy is the most universal feature of ICUAW, although other pathologies such as inflammatory myopathies, polyneuropathies, or combinations also occur.
Under diagnosis of COPD is universal in elderly patients because of multiple pathology, difficulty with measurement of lung function, under-reporting of symptoms and reduced perception of dyspnoea.
Similar to skin, inflammatory and proliferative gene expression signatures were identified suggesting that molecular subsets are a universal feature of SSc end-target organ pathology.
TNC is probably neither disease-specific nor pathology-specific, but rather a more universal and ubiquitous marker of ongoing tissue injury, although its potential for monitoring lupus nephritis may deserve closer evaluation.
In many ways, our present, nearly universal crisis is also marked by these two rival pathologies.
