For Fischer has been doing in Dresden something very akin to what his British Museum has become famous for: seeing museums as great meeting places where European masterpieces are shown on an equal, not superior, stage with art from other continents and collections are mined for multicultural riches.
The above staging models failed to lead to superior stage migrations with reference to T-classification of TNM6th and N-classification of TNMc2008, and actually revalidated the superiority of these aspects of the two TNM staging systems.
A simplified and superior staging system needs to be explored.
Survival results in this series meet or exceed the survival reported in the original RTOG 85 01 trial, again likely a function of patient selection and also of potentially superior staging of patients in this series, using EUS, more modern CT scan imaging, and PET scan staging.
Since neoadjuvant studies show a very good correlation between pathologic complete response (pCR) and outcome, achieving a higher pCR with a new agent-particularly if associated with a superior response in stage IV - would further confirm superiority.
The director, Daniel Sullivan, allows the actors to seek out their own meaning through his superior staging: they negotiate the space like phantoms of memory, as they tell Auburn's necessary story.
While surgery and appropriate adjuvant chemotherapy have resulted in superior stage-by-stage survival when compared with that in other parts of the world [ 2], the prognosis of unresectable or recurrent gastric cancer remains dismal.
The reason for the long odds is that the duke was rated a superior leader at that stage of their careers; had the advantage been reversed, Napoleon would have been predicted to prevail.
Other important surgical modifications include staging with a superior cavopulmonary connection and creation of a fenestration.
This shows that the proposed manipulator provides a superior alternative to XY-motion stages for high precision positioning.
The underprivileged peasantry, stimulated by a general political atmosphere in which subordinates rose against superiors, staged rebellions across the country over a period of 30 years.
