Sentences with phrase «on clinical appearance»
Adenocarcinoma — Adenocarcinoma can not be differentiated from Meibomian gland adenoma based on clinical appearance.
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While gingival hyperplasia is often suspected based on clinical appearance, a biopsy may be recommended to obtain an accurate diagnosis.
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But it's a shaky assumption that just because poor and working - class women are exposed to the lifestyles and tastes of the wealthy they are also susceptible to the neuroses of the wealthy interviewed for the Mothers Movement Online, clinical psychologist Daphne de Marneffe suggests that it's disingenuous to focus so narrowly on wealthy women's «obsession with externals and appearances and competition» and then turn around and ask «Does anyone have an inner life?»
Given the clinical presentation of a severe acute viral respiratory illness and the appearance of intranuclear inclusion bodies on histological examination, we strongly suspected that a virus that had eluded detection by conventional assays was the cause of the titi monkey outbreak.
Based on extensive clinical testing, these formulas are designed with potent antioxidant tea extracts (red, green, and white) to correct specific areas of concern, such as the appearance of darkness and puffiness under the eyes, fine lines, rough skin, loose skin, and more.80 - 87 These products can be used in conjunction with any other skin treatments or products.
In this digital precision medicine lab, students will order tests and examine clinical features of cancers from patients, including gene expression in the cancer and appearance under the microscope, to advise on the best course of treatment
The presence of large numbers of eosinophils on a biopsy, and a typical clinical appearance of the lesions confirm a diagnosis.
I spent the last term of my degree working at UVic's Law Centre, the clinical law program that allows approximately 13 - 14 students the chance to work full time in a legal clinic acting on behalf of real clients — interviewing, negotiating, going to countless court appearances (including trials), that sort of thing.