Sentence examples for a general prognosis from inspiring English sources

However, although changes in PSA levels do give a general prognosis they lack specificity for the individual (Nelius and Filleur, 2009).

On the other hand, however, it is more difficult to identify patients who are definitely capable of benefiting from chemotherapy with a response, and it is also difficult to translate response results into a general prognosis.

The elderly group might also have a poorer general prognosis and certainly have a higher probability of non-tumour-related death.

Lastly, HIV patients with depression are less adherent to antiretroviral therapy (ART), and have lower CD4 counts along with an unfavorable general prognosis [ 9- 14].

And even a win for Mr Nilekani would probably be an exception to the general prognosis: his party looks like it will get a meagre share.

In nonrandomized studies, markers associated with general prognosis versus markers that predict for benefit from a specific treatment cannot be distinguished and may interact and confound the analysis of each other.

However, in general prognosis is very good when cancer is detected at a very early stage and confined within the mucosa of the organ (stages I and II).

However, pretreatment predictors thus far have identified indicators only of general prognosis, not which specific treatment is likely to benefit a particular patient [ 2].

Several putative biomarkers have been identified that provide information about the general prognosis for recovery from depression and, in some instances, about whether a specific treatment may lead to remission.

And the general prognosis is poor.

Although we cannot yet reliably predict how the ice sheet will respond to ongoing global warming the general prognosis is not good: more warmth clearly means more melting.