Sentence examples for a variable prognosis from inspiring English sources

Ependymomas have a variable prognosis.

Prognosis for unilateral injuries is good, most usually resolve in 6 weeks, bilateral injuries tend to have a variable prognosis and some may require tracheostomy.

Orbital NTM infections had a variable prognosis.

Although common, the presence of LVH alone has a variable prognosis.

Consequently, it should be broadly recognized that zygomycoses have a variable prognosis depending on the causal agent and patient's condition.

NBLs have a variable prognosis; tumour stage, patient age, tumour oncogenes and DNA content are all known to be implicated.

Approximately 90% of tumours are ductal carcinomas with the remaining 10% being a wide range of different tumour types with a remarkably variable prognosis.

Oral (mobile) tongue squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) is characterized by a highly variable prognosis in early-stage disease (T1/T2 N0M0).

The epilepsies have a highly variable prognosis, even among persons with seemingly the same type of epilepsy.

Previous studies have demonstrated a widely variable prognosis in critical illness amongst patients with haematological neoplastic disease; with inhospital mortality documented as high as 78% [ 1].

This significant association was even more obvious among ductal carcinomas, which is the main histological subtype of breast cancer with a highly variable prognosis and, therefore, more accurate prognostic factors are needed especially for this histological breast cancer subtype.