Sentence examples for well grade from inspiring English sources

Poorly (grade 3; n = 10), moderately (grade 2; n = 10) and well (grade 1; n = 9) differentiated endometrial adenocarcinoma tissues with clinical characteristics as described in Table 1 [19] were collected from women undergoing hysterectomy.

Of the material, 117 tumors were well (grade 1), 75 moderately (grade 2), and 33 poorly (grade 3) differentiated.

Fifty-one surgically resected endometrioid carcinoma samples, classified as: well (Grade 1, G1), moderately (G2), or poorly (G3) differentiated adenocarcinoma, were obtained from patients who had undergone surgery at Gunma University Hospital (Table  1).

Those reports found that the expression of EGFR and human epidermal growth factor receptor type2 (HER2) in type II EC was 30.5 and 16.5 %, respectively, whereas it was 51.5 and 2%% in well (Grade 1, G1) and moderately (G2) differentiated endometrioid cancer, respectively.

According to the FIGO criteria, EOCs are graded according to degree of tumor differentiation: LMPs (referred to as grade 0, G0) while TOVs are separated in well (grade 1, G1, low grade, LG), moderately (grade 2, G2), and poorly differentiated tumors (grade 3, G3) [ 10, 11].

There is the infamous rough, which, though well graded, is waist-high again in many places.

The runs were well graded and signposted clearly, and at the end of the week there were still new (parts of) red and blue runs we were discovering.

There's a junior high school (well, grades seven through nine) in Halifax that has started something called the Wii Fit Plus Club.

It shows the soil sample is well graded silt, and the mean grain size is 0.02 mm.

75 wt% well graded crashed old bricks and limestone fillers and very small amount of Methyl cellulose, thixotropic agent, wood fiber, iron oxide pigments.

Thus, the stability and deformation characteristics of the dams increased as the grain size distribution changed from poorly to well graded.