Sentence examples for beyond the prognosis from inspiring English sources

One of the key issues was a better understanding of whether diabetes influences cancer prognosis above and beyond the prognosis conferred by each disease state independently.

What is also required is a better understanding of whether diabetes influences cancer prognosis above and beyond the prognosis conferred by each disease state independently.

In order to understand whether diabetes influences cancer prognosis above and beyond the prognosis by each disease state independently, one should evaluate disease-specific mortality and adjust for potential differences in cancer stage or treatment between patients with and without diabetes.

Those with S.M.A. Type I, the most severe, usually do not live beyond age 2. The prognosis for Type II varies widely.

However, once the disease spreads beyond the uterus, the prognosis is poor, and the 5-year survival is 25 45% for stage III and IV [ 5].

It seems that beyond the 24 hours the prognosis is already largely established.

Beyond the poor prognosis factors and the underestimation due to patients discharged from the hospital before completion of the decolonization protocol or follow-up screening, our data were also negatively impacted by our decision to reject patients for whom the hospital stay was shorter than the five days needed for decolonization.

As data on patients without an AMI were not available, we were not able to compare the effect of DM on mortality in patients without an AMI with the effect in patients with an AMI, i.e. whether survival after an AMI is particularly worsened beyond the poorer prognosis already conferred by the presence of DM itself.

Survival after an AMI may be particularly worsened beyond the poorer prognosis already conferred by the presence of DM itself, as diabetic patients with an AMI may experience more severe coronary heart disease and more complications (left ventricular dysfunction and heart failure, significant ventricular arrhythmias) than nondiabetic patients with an AMI [ 2, 3].

Most importantly, the search for gene signatures should be conducted by conditioning on the clinicopathologic parameters, and focus on the identification of novel variance components that improve the prognosis prediction beyond that achieved by the clinicopathologic features alone.

At the diagnosis stage, metastases of the primary ovarian tumour are beyond its originating tissue and the prognosis is often poor, with a 42.9% 5-year survival rate (independently of disease stage) (http://www.ons.gov.uk/).