Sentence examples for a precise prognostic from inspiring English sources

These results demonstrate the feasibility of constructing a precise prognostic model combining multiple clinical, pathologic, and demographic factors.

In our experience, in the cases of sigmoid colon and rectum tumors, the histological evaluation of the central LN has a precise prognostic value.

The loss of CDKN2A appears to be closely related to the functional inactivation of CDKN1B, and assessment of CDKN1A status may be useful for a precise prognostic prediction of individuals with HCC expressing high levels of CDKN1B [ 84].

Lymph node ratio category has advantages in providing a more precise prognostic value than the pN category 5th edition, UICC).

A major challenge we face with the TNM staging system is how to modify the M categorization system for a more precise prognostic prediction and treatment planning.

In summary, our results demonstrate the importance of MMPs and TIMPs in the progression of breast cancer, and suggest their value in order to reach a more precise prognostic estimation in invasive ductal carcinoma of the breast.

Accordingly, a more precise prognostic tool is needed to identify patients who would benefit from adjuvant therapy as well as patients for which adjuvant therapy can be safely omitted.

In a large retrospective series of resected Japanese patients, it was observed that the number of lymph nodes involved was a more precise prognostic determinant than their location and could be considered for the nodal stage classification as is done in other organs [62].

All these data suggest the importance of the consideration of new techniques that would allow evaluation of the expression of several MMPs and TIMPs by each cellular type of the tumoural scenario, to contribute to the understanding of the molecular complexity of breast cancer and to a more precise prognostic evaluation.

As an alternative, more precise prognostic calculators have been developed for GBM patients receiving RT/TMZ [ 14, 29].

Our finding on the one hand questions the non-response to chemotherapy theory and on the other hand asks for further elucidation of the precise prognostic role of CD133 as an important prognostic factor for considering adjuvant therapy in stage II and III colon cancer.