Sentence examples for a staging criterion from inspiring English sources

A staging criterion also allows severity grading of CI-AKI.

The fact that TB in itself is used as a WHO staging criterion hampers its use in TB/HIV co-infected patients.

In this analysis, all staging criteria were defined using UICC classifications (Sobin and Wittekind, 1997).

Carneades develops a three-stage criterion: (1) In matters of importance, skeptics adhere to the persuasive.

In particular, for given values of m and k, we consider a two-stage criterion where in stage one all regular 2m−k designs that yield the maximal number of contrasts for estimating main effects and two-factor interactions are determined and then within this subclass, the MA design is found.

WHO clinical staging criteria are a set of signs and symptoms of opportunistic infections or disease that affect people living with HIV.

Over the last 30 years, advances in diagnostic tools and a consensus towards internationally standardised staging criteria of the condition, together with combined multimodal treatment strategies, have contributed to substantial improvement in 5 year survival rates for patients with CRC, from 22%to50%0% [ 42].

Disease progression was defined as a composite outcome of WHO clinical staging criteria stages 3 and 4 or CD4 count of < 350 cells/mm350

In order to make a solid diagnosis of AKI in its early phases we have been missing adequate classification and staging criteria until only a few years ago.

Survival outcomes were compared with a predecessor study (S9019) with identical eligibility, staging criteria, and treatment, excepting docetaxel consolidationg.

Our MDCT staging criteria were drawn from a careful review of the literature and from personal experience and we used the TNM classification of the American Joint Committee on Cancer.