Inappropriate staging of the tumour may lead to radical procedures such as prostate excision, which can lead to a risk of: incontinence (35%), impotence (58%), infection, thrombosis or haemorrhage (Wilt et al, 2008).
Therefore, in assessing a bone lesion associated with a malignant disease, we should be warned about its features, considering that the confusing clinical presentation might result in inappropriate staging and therapy for a cancer patient.
Mango losses after harvest are caused by: harvesting at inappropriate stages of fruit maturity, mechanical damage during harvesting or through improper field handling, sap burn, discoloration of lenticels, fruit softening, chilling injury, and/or disease development and pest damage [ 4– 8].
The remainder of staging data may be missing for various reasons: certain morphological tumour types have no formal agreed staging system; it was clinically inappropriate to stage the patient; diagnosis and/or treatment was outside the National Health Service; the patient died before staging was complete; or staging information was not transferred to the NCRS.
If a majority of Americans cognizant that the Sept. 11 attacks were carried out by Muslims, in the name of Islam think it's inappropriate to stage that test near the edge of Ground Zero, Khan's retort is that they must be bigots.
Many lineage-determining transcription factors function not only as activators of lineage-affiliated genes but also as repressors of genes associated with alternative lineages or inappropriate maturation stages.
In addition, compounds acting as estrogens on their own and possibly causing estrogenic responses in an organism at inappropriate life stages have been shown in many studies to be unfavorable.
Children with these disorders show a degree of inattention and impulsiveness that is markedly inappropriate for their stage of development.
Asking for a detailed sexual history would be inappropriate at that stage".
"Ladies and gentlemen, I can't go into any more detail, it would be inappropriate at this stage".
