Sentence examples for adequately staged from inspiring English sources

Theatre managers will not present original works without a reasonable hope of recovering their costs of production: composers and writers cannot thrive without the experience of seeing their operas adequately staged and sung: the conservatism of audiences hinders experimental departures from the accepted repertory.

Also, tumors that are expected to spontaneously regress cannot be adequately staged using the INSS.

In our experience, using the 1988 FIGO classification, only one-third of patients were adequately staged.

To ensure the high quality of the study population, only radiologically adequately staged patients and those operated abdominally according to either right-sided or left-sided hemicolectomy or sigmoidectomy were included.

A separate analysis suggested that for those patients who were adequately staged, i.e. had lymph node sampling, omentectomy and peritoneal biopsies and therefore had truly stage I disease, there appeared to be no benefit to adjuvant chemotherapy.

This trial will also clarify whether patients scheduled for conservative breast surgery are being adequately staged as the average re-excision rate nationally is currently 14.2% (BASO Specialist Group meeting, 2000).

Hence, the minimum requirement to adequately stage cancer patients is D2 lymphadenectomy, which allows removing lymph nodes beyond the first level in almost all patients (99%).

Unlike existing models [ 4, 8, 11– 20], our model is able to adequately represent the three stages of HIV infection and the dynamics of resistant genotypes when HAART treatment is introduced.

When the prevalence in the last of 20 reversion stages chosen to adequately represent the OPV evolution process [ 9, 22] exceeds a given transmission threshold, then fully-reverted VDPVs with assumed equal R0 and PIR as homotypic WPV circulate in the population and a cVDPV outbreak can occur.

The SEER registry does not collect baseline molecular and cytogenetic information for leukemia, and our surrogate for stage (including claims for prior MDS as a marker of disease severity) may not adequately assess stage in all patients in our study.

Telling a cancer patient that he is "stage four" adequately conveys a life-threatening situation; telling that same patient that he is "terminal" extinguishes any hope.