If the P. vivax infections in sub-Saharan Africa are generally low grade and asymptomatic, then it is likely that the prevalence of P. vivax will be inaccurate when based only on results from microscopic examination of smears collected for passive case detection.
These cancers are generally low grade lesions with the suggestion of an excess of lobular carcinoma cases.
Type I tumors are generally low grade, slow growing, and localized to the ovary at diagnosis, spreading late in their evolution.
Although such users are more likely to be recalled for extra mammography views or biopsy, the actual rates of breast cancer detection are not increased and those tumours detected are generally low grade and node negative.
Although the incidence of severe toxicity was generally low, grade 3 4 dermatological toxicity was with 31% far more frequent in patients treated with capecitabine and radiotherapy than in patients treated with 5-FU and radiotherapy (13%).
These toxicities were generally low-grade, short-term, and manageable (Pujade-Lauraine et al, 2010; Joly et al, 2011).
TCs are generally low-grade tumors, and ACs are intermediate-grade tumors, whereas the other two entities, small cell lung cancer (SCLC) and LCNEC, are high-grade neoplasms by definition with usually poor prognosis [3].
All of the 10 12 % Cat 1 chemicals that were classified based on persistence of effects other than corneal opacity ("No CO" in Table 3) always showed CR and/or CC persistent effects, and the grades were generally low (mostly ≤2 and many with a grade of 1).
Titers were generally low.
ISQ scores were generally low.
However, the sensitivity of Pap smears for the detection of CIN II or higher grades is generally low [ 3, 4].
