Pathologists in a sentence

Liberia now has two Pathologists of their own and others are being trained and even when foreign pathologists are needed they come in time to render services for the country like yesterday; aren't these accomplishments?

A lot of pathologists who study human disease are veterinarians, which is not surprising when you consider how closely humans and animals are linked on this planet.

Another three Swiss pathologists also volunteered, but Melnick didn’t work with them.

Dr Gunavardhan, who is also chair of Welsh regional council of Royal College of Pathologists, added: “It’s not difficult to diagnose cancer but then we need companion biomarkers to decide what treatment the patient gets.

Forensic pathologists, including Israeli staffers as well as volunteers from abroad, were visibly disturbed by the evidence before them.

Gestalt Diagnostics transforms pathology through an intelligent, configurable, vendor-neutral, and AI-driven digital workflow that provides true interoperability enabling pathologists to diagnose* diseases faster and more efficiently.

He said: “I have heard hundreds, possibly thousands of times of pathologists over the decades.

While many people died of starvation in the forest, government pathologists have said that others also died of asphyxiation and strangulation.

Extension specialists including Andrei Alyokhin, entomologist, and I. Kutay Ozturk and Jay Hao, plant pathologists, study potato pests and diseases.

Its declining autopsy numbers have drawn heavy criticism from pathologists who say the province could be missing out on critical public health information while families are left without answers as to how their loved ones have died.

And when it came to grading the severity of prostate tumors with what's called a Gleason score, the AI system was comparable to the judgment of 23 leading pathologists from around the world.

At 8:30 a.m., Arunkumar and six fellow pathologists began autopsies on shooting victims and others whose cause of death wasn’t clear.

In this country we way too many unregistered police men and women, pathologists, forensic scientists, crimminal investigators, lawyers, jurors, judges and magistrates.

Quebec's order of speech-language pathologists and audiologists, for one, welcomed the decision but said it should have been made two months ago.

Some suggest forgiving student loans or increasing the number of visas available for forensic pathologists from other countries.

The crime drama became a firm favourite as it focused on the forensic pathologists that use science to help detectives discover the truth behind a series of grisly murders in Las Vegas.

The problem of observer disagreement is not confined to pathologists; it also exists with radiologists reading mammograms.

There will be a big push for digital pathology across the globe due to the increased need for the service and the decline in pathologists coming through the system.

We are re-investing significantly in our product portfolio of decision support tools and we are dedicated to becoming a leading resource for pathologists to radically develop cancer diagnosis and improve patient care.

All investigations of untimely deaths involve pathologists, the coroner, the police and the Knox County State’s Attorney’s office.