To ensure adequate group sizes for survival analyses, the patients were selected to have a 10-year overall survival of approximately 50%, as well as approximately equal amounts of recurrences within the two stages.
This variation accounts for about 5% of the total sibling recurrence risk of this disease, equivalent to the amount of sibling recurrence risk identified in the first generation of genomewide association studies [Roberson and Bowcock, 2010].
Even with these modifications or augmentations of the amount of surgery, high rates of recurrence and undercorrection of head turns were reported with long term follow-up.
To determine which small retinoblastoma tumors can be treated with transpupillary thermotherapy (TTT) alone and to clarify the minimum amount of treatment required to prevent recurrence.
Important dimensions of disasters include loss (of persons or property), threat to life or physical integrity, scope (proportion of the community affected), blame for the event (man v. nature), familiarity (experience with similar events), speed of onset, duration, amount of displacement, and potential for recurrence [ 81- 86].
Under this restriction, we can reduce the amount of computation performed in the recurrence (B1) by iterating only over cells S i, j ; k, l ∈ℛ, and similarly, restricting the evaluation of the D matrix in (B2) to only those cells D i, j ; k, l for which S i +1, j −1; k +1,l−1∈ℛ.
The proliferation index and the amount of embryonal carcinoma (EC) were both predictors of recurrence and therefore the need for further chemotherapy.
The numerical amount of the difference between the distant recurrence-free proportion and the recurrence-free proportion was 2.1%92.2%2% minus 90.1%) for women receiving chemotherapy.
The numerical amount of the difference between the distant recurrence-free proportion and the recurrence-free proportion was 4.3%87.8%8% minus 83.5%) for women not receiving chemotherapy.
